(Natural Blaze) A large international study led by McMaster University shows that low risk pregnant women who intend to give birth at home have no increased chance of the baby’s perinatal or neonatal death compared to other low risk women who intend to give birth in a hospital.
by Staff Writer, August 8th, 2019
The results have been published by The Lancet’s EClinicalMedicine journal.
“More women in well-resourced countries are choosing birth at home, but concerns have persisted about their safety,” said Eileen Hutton, professor emeritus of obstetrics and gynecology at McMaster, founding director of the McMaster Midwifery Research Centre and first author of the paper.
“This research clearly demonstrates the risk is no different when the birth is intended to be at home or in hospital,” Hutton emphasized.
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The study examined the safety of place of birth by reporting on the risk of death at the time of birth or within the first four weeks, and found no clinically important or statistically different risk between home and hospital groups.
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The study, which is the first systematic review and meta-analyses to use a previously published, peer-reviewed protocol for the research, used data from 21 studies published since 1990 comparing home and hospital birth outcomes in Sweden, New Zealand, England, Netherlands, Japan, Australia, Canada and the U.S. Outcomes from approximately 500,000 intended home births were compared to similar numbers of births intended to occur in hospital in these eight countries.
According the study’s Abstract, “We identified 14 studies eligible for meta-analysis including ~500,000 intended home births. Among nulliparous women intending a home birth in settings where midwives attending home birth are well-integrated in health services, the odds ratio (OR) of perinatal or neonatal mortality compared to those intending hospital birth was 1.07; and in less integrated settings 3.17. Among multiparous women intending a home birth in well-integrated settings, the estimated OR compared to those intending a hospital birth was 1.08; and in less integrated settings was 1.58.”
“Our research provides much needed information to policy makers, care providers and women and their families when planning for birth,” said Hutton.
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I would insist women who want to have a healthy mentally normal child INSIST on home birth, especially in Uk Canada and USA, because in hospital as soon as the mother gives birth the baby is cut free and not allowing the mother to pass the anti viral/bacterial immune system to the child, also the child is given vaccines it cannot deal with and CAUSES autism censures and a load of other deformities in child hood and in later life .