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The prediction of morbidity related to vaginal delivery in nulliparous women - a secondary analysis from the Genesis multicenter trial

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By Naomi Burke, Gerard CouzensDave Burke, Fionnuala M Breathnach, Khadijah I. Ismail
| European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Reproductive Biology Verified
Highlights • A trend toward increasing morbidity was observed with increasing Genesis risk score. • A trend toward increasing rate of operative vaginal delivery was also observed. • The Genesis nomogram has the potential to estimate maternal and neonatal morbidity. Abstract Objective In the prospective multicenter Genesis study, we developed a prediction model for Cesarean delivery (CD) in term nulliparous women.
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Reducing Emergency Cesarean delivery and Improving the Primiparous Experience: Findings of the RECIPE study

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By Niamh Murphy Verified, Naomi Burke, Patrick Dicker, Fiona Cody
| European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Reproductive Biology Verified
Abstract Objective The ability to predict the need for emergency Cesarean delivery holds the potential to facilitate birth choices. The objective of the RECIPE study (Reducing Emergency Cesarean delivery and Improving the Primiparous Experience) was to externally validate a Cesarean delivery risk prediction model.
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Inter-hospital comparison of Cesarean delivery rates should not be considered to reflect quality of care without consideration of patient heterogeneity: an observational study

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By Niamh Murphy Verified, Gerard CouzensDave Burke, Naomi Burke, Fionnuala M Breathnach
| European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Reproductive Biology Verified
Abstract Title Inter-hospital comparison of Cesarean delivery rates should not be considered to reflect quality of care without consideration of patient heterogeneity: an observational study Authors NC Murphy, N Burke, F Breathnach, G Burke, F McAuliffe, JJ Morrison, MJ Turner, S Dornan, J Higgins, A Cotter, MP Geary, F Cody, P McParland, C Mulcahy, S Daly, P Dicker, E Tully, F Malone Objective Contemporary approaches to monitoring quality of care in obstetrics often focus on comparing...
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