But the equipment is simply on the other side of the wall in the labour ward. Where 60% of women end up. The 40% who don't have "normal" labour which they will still have in a labour ward, with the added benefit of one on one midwifery care - this midwife WILL fight for women, including those who were previously deemed high risk to be considered. I feel like this will mean LESS interventions for more women. One on one care works.