Are there inequalities in choice of birthing position? Sociodemographic and labour factors associated with the supine position during the second stage of labour

to establish which factors are associated with birthing positions throughout the second stage of labour and at the time of birth. retrospective cohort study. primary care midwifery practices in the Netherlands. 665 low-risk women who received midwife-led care. a postal questionnaire was sent to women 3-4 years after birth. The number of women who remained in the supine position throughout the second stage varied between midwifery practices, ranging from 31.3% to 95.9% (p