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Mothers rate Doulas' supportive care during labor best.(Data Watch)
Mothers Rate Doulas' Supportive Care During Labor Best
Doula or Midwife Family Partner/ Doctor Nursing
Trained (n=163) Member Hushand (n=826) Staff
Labor or Friend (n=1,469) (n=1,337)
Assistant (n=733)
(n=81)
Poor 6% 4% 9% 11% 7% 7%
Fair 8% 9% 7% ...
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