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  • The use of birth plans as a tool to promote patient engagement is discussed.

    • Main Results:

    • Active patient participation in healthcare decisions is associated with improved patient care outcomes.
    • Enhanced patient engagement correlates with higher levels of patient satisfaction.
    • Birth plans serve as an effective mechanism for facilitating patient engagement and choice.

    Conclusions:

    • Nurses and childbirth educators are pivotal in fostering patient engagement.
    • Educating patients about their choices and assisting in formalizing them through birth plans can enhance engagement.
    • Promoting patient engagement through tools like birth plans leads to better healthcare experiences and results.