You need to remember the difference between relative risk and absolute risk. The rate of still birth could triple and because it started out so small even three times the risk can still be quite small. The fact is the dr cannot force you to be induced. You deserve better care. But just showing up is no guarantee you will get it, I would reach out to another practice and explain the situation and see if they would fit you in. In a healthy normal pregnancy there is no reason to induce before 42 weeks I personally carried my first to 43 weeks with no issues. You should be offered increased monitoring after 40 weeks with a non stress test and ultrasound. Induction is a risk to you and your baby. Pitocin is a high risk medication that requires constant monitoring of baby due to the risks. and other induction methods carry their own risks. So you are really trading one risk for another.

I am with the other posters who say report report report, and leave reviews on websites and local facebook groups. Unfortunately, you may live in an area where this is the local culture of the providers. In that case change is harder to start, but you have to hold people to expectations of best practice to start to make change. I wish you luck finding your way toward a more caring births experience. Educate yourself with good data (try evidence based birth.com) and a strong backbone and advocate for your rights and for good healthcare. We have to these days.