A step towards better audit: The Robson Ten Group classification system for outcomes other than cesarean section
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DOI: 10.1111/aogs.14350
Abstract: The Robson Ten Group Classification System is widely used for the audit of cesarean section (CS) rates. However, CS rate alone is a poor quality indicator and should be balanced with other obstetric endpoints. The… read more here.
Keywords: classification system; classification; group classification; robson ten ... See more keywords
Cesarean delivery rates based on time and indication using the Robson Ten‐Group Classification System: Assessment at a Turkish tertiary center
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DOI: 10.1111/jog.15522
Abstract: This study aimed to evaluate increasing cesarean delivery (CD) rates, their causes, and changes over the years in a Turkish tertiary center using the Robson Ten‐Group Classification System (RTGCS). read more here.
Keywords: tertiary center; using robson; cesarean delivery; robson ten ... See more keywords
Investigating Caesarean Section Practice among Teenage Romanian Mothers Using Modified Robson Ten Group Classification System
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DOI: 10.3390/ijerph182010727
Abstract: The Robson ten-group classification system is a recognized effective method of assessing caesarean rate. It is based on dividing patients into ten mutually exclusive groups, focusing on six maternal and newborn variables (parity, gestational age,… read more here.
Keywords: ten group; classification; pregnancy; group ... See more keywords
Analysis Of Caesarean Sections Rates Using Robson's Ten Group Classification System, Unit B Mchc, Ath Abbottabad.
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DOI: 10.55519/jamc-03-10986
Abstract: BACKGROUND There is growing international concern about the increased rate of caesarean sections (CS), Caesarean procedures performed in the absence of a clinical justification do not reduce maternal or infant death rates if carried out… read more here.
Keywords: group classification; group group; robson ten; group ... See more keywords