Improving Decision-to-Incision Interval (DDI) of Emergency Cesarean Sections Through Mobile-Based Obstetric Emergency System (MORES) and Midwife-Led Triage in Bong County, Liberia: A Quasi-Experimental Study
Quasi-experimental study improved decision-to-incision interval in emergency cesarean sections, suggesting better outcomes for maternal and neonatal morbidity.
Key Points
Median decision-to-incision interval decreased by 117.5 minutes, enhancing timely care for mothers.
Quasi-experimental study design utilized across two hospitals to evaluate intervention effectiveness.
Analysis included descriptive statistics and logistic regression to support significant findings.
Mobile systems and midwife-led triage may improve emergency cesarean section efficiency in low-resource settings.