To discuss and to practice the components of the Obstetrical history as it pertains to Intrapartum Care. To apply key terminology appropriately in intrapartum care, including: Diagnosis and stages of labour, including differentiating term from preterm labour. Diagnosis of rupture of membranes (ROM), including differentiating spontaneous rupture of membranes (SROM), prelabour rupture of membranes (PROM) and preterm prelabour rupture of membranes (PPROM). Practice taking a focused history in an intrapartum care setting, with a focus on four essential triage visit questions (Contractions/labour; Fluid/rupture of membranes; Bleeding; and Fetal Movements). Demonstrate use of gender-inclusive perinatal language (e.g. parental leave, birthing parent, chest-feeding). Practice navigating key challenges in delivery of intrapartum care in rural and remote settings, including recognizing limitations of scope of practice to inform shared decision-making. Pro-Comp Connection – Indigenous Health and Prenatal / Intrapartum Care