Addressing the rise in C-section rates with Dr. Neel Shah

The video discusses the dramatic rise in C-section rates over the past few decades, highlighting that the choice of hospital can significantly impact the likelihood of undergoing a C-section. Dr. Neil Shah explains the historical context, the associated risks, and the financial burden of unnecessary C-sections. The variability in C-section rates across hospitals suggests that management and resource allocation play crucial roles. Efforts are being made to focus on reducing C-sections among low-risk women, with the hope that increased awareness among women and insurance companies will drive change.

What has been the trend in C-section rates from the late 1960s to the end of the century?

What are some of the significant consequences associated with the increase in C-section rates?

How do C-section rates vary across different hospitals, and what might this indicate?

What factors might contribute to the differences in C-section rates between hospitals?

In what ways can management practices in hospitals impact C-section rates?