Most women who give birth in Australia are monitored with CTG. But it might not be the best approach
- Written by Kirsten Small, Obstetrician and researcher, Griffith University
Sharon McCutcheon/UnsplashPregnant women rightly expect that when they’re in labour, medical staff will observe them and their baby closely, and can deal with any potential problems quickly.
The majority of women who give birth in Australia are monitored with a cardiotocograph (CTG monitoring). But this isn’t the only way.
Research shows...





