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Factors Influencing Cesarean Section Rate: Does the Audit Still Work?
To elucidate the audit's effect on caesarean section rate, and also define the factors influencing the caesarean section rate. From Jan 2007 , pregnant women who delivered in a medical center will be included retrospectively in this study. Our monthly cesarean section audit, focusing on discussing the indications of cesarean section, began from July 2008. Clinical data, indications of cesarean section, and perinatal outcomes were compared between the cases of before and after the audit. Multivariate logistic regression was performed to identify factors affecting cesarean section rate.
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