Reducing Turkey High Cesarean Section Rates

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Category Primary study
Registry of TrialsClinicalTrials.gov
Year 2026
In this context, given the increase in cesarean section rates, we designed a studyincorporating both quantitative and qualitative data to investigate the effect ofeducating pregnant women about childbirth, the labor process, and the postpartum period.We aimed to examine the relationship between participants' receipt of antenatal educationand mode of delivery (vaginal birth/cesarean section), the institution where the birthtook place, age, and the number of informational phone calls received. In addition, amongvolunteers who participated in the pregnancy education program, we aimed to evaluatetheir educational needs, birth preferences, satisfaction with the training, and theimpact of the training on their.
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First added on: Sep 03, 2026