When Considering Whom to Choose as a Care Provider for Pregnancy

When considering whom to choose as a care provider for pregnancy and birth, all of the following are true EXCEPT:

A) A woman should ask a potential provider about his or her rates of interventions, such as Caesarean sections or episiotomy.
B) A woman should choose someone with a birth philosophy like her own.
C) Birth can safely take place in a hospital or birthing center, or at home with a trained attendant.
D) A woman's care provider and place of birth do not affect her confidence.