Experience of induction of labour : A cross-sectional postnatal survey of women at UK maternity units

Funding Information: The CHOICE Study was funded by the National Institute of Healthcare Research Health Technology and Assessment (NIHR HTA) NIHR127569. Funding Information: The authors declare the following competing interests Support for the present manuscript: The CHOICE Study was funded by National Institute of Healthcare Research Health Technology and Assessment (NIHR HTA). The grant was paid to institution and the authors have the following associations: Patient and public involvement (PPI) Group member (paid); Funded research fellows (2); Principal investigator and coinvestigators with funded time. CHOICE study budget has been used by some authors for travel and conference cost. Authors hold additional, paid to institution, grants from: NIHR; Wellcome Trust; Medical Research Council; Chief Scientist Office of Scotland; Tommy’s Charity; Scottish government; Aberlour Childcare Trust (small project grant); University of Stirling article processing fund. Authors declare the following: Consultancy fees: Natera, consultancy on preterm birth treatments (paid to institution); Honoria: Hologic, Honoria for educational talk (paid to institution); Expert testimony: Expert witness in (midwifery) in civil litigation claims (self employed) Authors declare the following participation on data safety monitoring or advisory boards: Membership of several NIHR Trial Steering committees; NIHR Health Technology and Assessment DMC and TSC Authors are unpaid members or trustees of the following Boards and Committees: National Institute of Health and Care Excellence Antenatal Guideline Group 2018-202; Cysters (CIO) Chair of trustees; Platform Housing Group, trainee Board role; UK Government Period Poverty Task Force, member; UK sepsis Trust, Trustee.Peer reviewedPublisher PD