Association between type of health insurance and elective cesarean deliveries: New Jersey, 2004-2007.

Abstract

Insurance status has a small, independent impact on whether a woman without a previous cesarean delivery proceeds to labor or has a cesarean delivery without labor.

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2011-10-14

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American journal of public health
Am J Public Health (1541-0048)

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Eng.

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American journal of public health

University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA 90089-0626, USA. huesch [at] usc.edu

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Am J Public Health. 2011 Nov;101(11):e1-7

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