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The national C-section rate has sky rocketed to nearly 25% of all births, although its widespread use has not improved birth outcomes. Elective cesarean surgery for non-medical reasons is now available to women. The ethical dilemma of elective cesarean involves confusion about what constitutes informed consent. Issues related to autonomy and informed consent requires examination within the context of women's actual health care experiences. The midwifery model of care should be utilized to foster health promotion and active family participation in prenatal care decision making
Abstract Background The rate of caesarean sections is increasing worldwide, yet medical literature i...
The rate of Caesarean sections (CS) in the UK is on the increase. In the year 1989-90 the rate was 1...
Cesarean is defined as the delivery of a fetus through surgical incisions made through the uterine w...
The national C-section rate has sky rocketed to nearly 25% of all births, although its widespread us...
The natural childbirth is the most indicated way of birth, while the cesarean section (C-section) is...
Background: Globally, elective cesarean sections without medical indication have recently seen a ri...
BACKGROUND:\ud The cesarean-section rate continues to rise in many countries with routine access to ...
This paper will review the ethical implications of elective cesarean sections, specifically the issu...
BACKGROUND: The cesarean-section rate continues to rise in many countries with routine access to me...
Natural childbirth has ceased to be considered the gold standard in the delivery room. For this reas...
While there has been a shift in the view of informed consent over the past half century from a pater...
Background: Decision-making about mode of birth after a cesarean delivery presents challenges to wom...
Medicine is changing, especially in obstetrics. We now have to involve patients in decision making. ...
Background: The objective was to study adequacy of valid informed consent in caesarean section and t...
In the Netherlands, caesarean sections (CSs) are rarely combined with tubal occlusion (TO), partly b...
Abstract Background The rate of caesarean sections is increasing worldwide, yet medical literature i...
The rate of Caesarean sections (CS) in the UK is on the increase. In the year 1989-90 the rate was 1...
Cesarean is defined as the delivery of a fetus through surgical incisions made through the uterine w...
The national C-section rate has sky rocketed to nearly 25% of all births, although its widespread us...
The natural childbirth is the most indicated way of birth, while the cesarean section (C-section) is...
Background: Globally, elective cesarean sections without medical indication have recently seen a ri...
BACKGROUND:\ud The cesarean-section rate continues to rise in many countries with routine access to ...
This paper will review the ethical implications of elective cesarean sections, specifically the issu...
BACKGROUND: The cesarean-section rate continues to rise in many countries with routine access to me...
Natural childbirth has ceased to be considered the gold standard in the delivery room. For this reas...
While there has been a shift in the view of informed consent over the past half century from a pater...
Background: Decision-making about mode of birth after a cesarean delivery presents challenges to wom...
Medicine is changing, especially in obstetrics. We now have to involve patients in decision making. ...
Background: The objective was to study adequacy of valid informed consent in caesarean section and t...
In the Netherlands, caesarean sections (CSs) are rarely combined with tubal occlusion (TO), partly b...
Abstract Background The rate of caesarean sections is increasing worldwide, yet medical literature i...
The rate of Caesarean sections (CS) in the UK is on the increase. In the year 1989-90 the rate was 1...
Cesarean is defined as the delivery of a fetus through surgical incisions made through the uterine w...
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