Identification of factors influencing the rise of cesarean sections rates in Pakistan, using MCDM

Keyphrases

• Pakistan 100%
• Private Hospitals 100%
• Cesarean Section Rate 100%
• Cesarean Section (C-section) 80%
• Age of Mother 60%
• Non-clinical Factors 60%
• Rural Areas 40%
• Obesity 40%
• Medical Factors 40%
• Umbilical Cord Prolapse 40%
• Developing Countries 20%
• Design Methodology 20%
• Healthcare 20%
• Urban Areas 20%
• Medical Problems 20%
• Australia 20%
• Developed Countries 20%
• Brazil 20%
• Financial Incentives 20%
• Surgical Intervention 20%
• World Health Organization 20%
• High Tolerance 20%
• Good Health 20%
• Public Hospitals 20%
• Patient Education 20%
• Decision Assessment 20%
• Rate of Rise 20%
• Patient Preference 20%
• Multi-criteria Decision-making Method 20%
• Surgery Patients 20%
• Evaluation Laboratory 20%
• Normal Delivery 20%
• Unnecessary Caesarean Sections 20%
• Fetal Distress 20%
• Hospitals Public 20%
• Hospital Preference 20%
• India-China 20%
• Non-medical Reasons 20%
• Time Convenience 20%
• Dystocia 20%
• Decision-making Trial 20%
• Failure to Progress 20%
• Income Status 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Cesarean Section 100%
• Physician 50%
• Private Hospital 50%
• Umbilical Cord Prolapse 20%
• Health Service 10%
• Disease 10%
• Surgery 10%
• World Health Organization 10%
• Public Hospital 10%
• Maternal Age 10%
• Patient Preference 10%
• Fetus Distress 10%
• Vaginal Delivery 10%
• Dystocia 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Cesarean Section 100%
• Physician 50%
• Decision Making 20%
• Umbilical Cord Prolapse 20%
• Disease 10%
• Health Care 10%
• Childbirth 10%
• Surgery 10%
• Maternal Age 10%
• Incentive 10%
• Patient Preference 10%
• Dystocia 10%
• Vaginal Delivery 10%
• Fetus Distress 10%