Crude and adjusted comparisons of cesarean delivery rates us

Giulia Muraca and colleagues examine differences in the rates of cesarean delivery between British Columbia, Canada and Sweden over time using the Robson classification with and without adjusting for maternal, fetal/infant, and obstetric practice factors.

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