September 5, 2025American Journal of Perinatology

Decomposing the disparity in one-year postpartum readmission between people with and without a potentially traumatic birth event

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People experiencing potentially traumatic births had higher postpartum readmissions, with a risk difference of 4.01 per 100 deliveries.
Of the excess risk for postpartum readmissions, 54.3% can be explained by medical, demographic, and care variables.
The obstetric comorbidity index accounted for 46.4% of the explained disparity in postpartum readmissions.
The findings indicate significant risk remains unexplained by existing medical or demographic factors, suggesting further investigation is needed.

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Analysis reports increased postpartum readmission in individuals with potentially traumatic births, highlighting the role of medical and demographic factors.

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Stanhope et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reports increased postpartum readmission in individuals with potentially traumatic births, highlighting the role of medical and demographic factors.

Decomposing the disparity in one-year postpartum readmission between people with and without a potentially traumatic birth event

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Decomposing the disparity in one-year postpartum readmission between people with and without a potentially traumatic birth event

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