Case study explores midwifery and obstetric care integration to reduce cesarean births, suggesting innovative approaches in maternity care.
Cesarean births account for roughly one-third of US deliveries, and many remain avoidable, increasing risks for mothers and infants. Hospitals are exploring care models that safely reduce unnecessary intervention. This article examines a model between Mount Sinai Health System and Oula that integrates midwifery and obstetric care within a hospital setting. The case highlights how shared protocols and interdisciplinary leadership can support lower-intervention maternity care.
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