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Volume 20, Issue 2
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49-55
, June 2007
What happens when a private hospital comes to town? The impact of the ‘public’ to ‘private’ hospital shift on regional birthing outcomes
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Eligible births by hospital type, 1997–2003 (percent). Public Ins: public insurance; Priv/pub: privately insured in a public hospital; Private Hosp: privately insured in a private hospital; Public Hos
Eligible births by hospital type, 1997–2003 (percent). Public Ins: public insurance; Priv/pub: privately insured in a public hospital; Private Hosp: privately insured in a private hospital; Public Hosp: public hospital.
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Cascade effects 1998–2003 public hospital. NVB: normal vaginal birth; Instr.: instrumental birth (forceps or vacuum); EmCS: emergency CS. *Missing data for mode of birth for one woman in this categoryCascade effects 1998–2003 public hospital. NVB: normal vaginal birth; Instr.: instrumental birth (forceps or vacuum); EmCS: emergency CS. *Missing data for mode of birth for one woman in this category.
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Cascade effects 1998–2003 private hospital. NVB: normal vaginal birth; Instr.: instrumental birth (forceps or vacuum); EmCS: emergency CS. *Missing data for mode of birth for one woman in this categorCascade effects 1998–2003 private hospital. NVB: normal vaginal birth; Instr.: instrumental birth (forceps or vacuum); EmCS: emergency CS. *Missing data for mode of birth for one woman in this category.
PII: S1871-5192(07)00017-0
doi: 10.1016/j.wombi.2007.02.001
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