OBSTETRIC AUDIT OF CAESAREAN SECTION FREQUENCY IN LEVEL II HOSPITALS FOR 2016-2019, BASED ON THE CLASSIFICATION OF M. ROBSON
The caesarean section is an important factor characterizing of obstetric care. In recent decades, the frequency of cesarean section has become pandemic. The large variability of the initial state of women in labor and the variety of indications for surgery do not allow us to identify the main determinants. In order to develop effective measures to reduce the frequency of abdominal delivery, WHO recommends using the M. Robson classification (TGCS). A study using the M. Robson scale identifies the patient population, among which a decrease in the number of abdominal delivery is possible and measures can be developed aimed at reducing the frequency of cesarean section in level II hospitals.