Induction of labor belongs to the obstetric procedure, and is defined as the process of artificially stimulating the uterus to achieve contractions and initiate labor. There are several methods of induction of labor, and they include pharmacological, mechanical and non-pharmacological methods. Induction of labor is approached for various reasons, and the rough division is into program or elective inductions and inductions performed for medically justified reasons. must understand the process and reasons for induction in order to agree to it. Depending on the indication for termination of pregnancy, before applying any of the methods of induction it is necessary to assess the maturity of the cervix. Pregnant women can also be recommended some of the natural methods of stimulating uterine contractions that do not require hospital admission. During the induction of childbirth, in addition to obstetricians, midwives are an indispensable part of the team. The midwife, in addition to preparing the necessary equipment and performing routine procedures, provides significant psychophysical preparation and support to pregnant women. Uncertainty and fears are alleviated by a calm midwife who has knowledge of induction methods, their needs and their possible complications. The role of a midwife in induced childbirth is a professional approach to women, establishing a partnership during admission and during childbirth. The common goal of the healthcare team during labor induction is to ensure the best outcome for both mother and newborn.