55: Simple inter-hospital comparison of cesarean delivery rates is inappropriate as a marker of care quality
Volume: 220, Issue: 1, Pages: S44 - S45
Published: Jan 1, 2019
Abstract
Contemporary approaches to monitoring quality of care in obstetrics often focus on comparing hospital cesarean delivery (CD) rates, with the implication being that higher CD rates are a marker of poor quality. Our group previously developed a risk prediction tool for nulliparous women who may require intrapartum CD. Five key predictors were identified (maternal age, maternal height, BMI, fetal abdominal circumference and fetal head...
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Title
55: Simple inter-hospital comparison of cesarean delivery rates is inappropriate as a marker of care quality
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Volume
220
Issue
1
Pages
S44 - S45
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