Trends and characteristics of induced labour in the United States, 1989-98

Keyphrases

• United States 100%
• Induced Labor 100%
• Induction Rate 80%
• Non-Hispanic White 40%
• Preterm Birth 40%
• Induction of Labor 40%
• Preeclampsia 20%
• Epidemiology 20%
• White Women 20%
• Medical Conditions 20%
• Renal Disease 20%
• Neonatal Mortality 20%
• Fast-growing 20%
• Confidence Interval 20%
• Relative Contraindications 20%
• Multivariable 20%
• Adjusted Odds Ratio 20%
• Sociodemographic Characteristics 20%
• Singleton Pregnancy 20%
• Patient Outcomes 20%
• Post-term Pregnancy 20%
• Natality Data 20%
• Obstetricians 20%
• Vital Statistics 20%
• American Colleges 20%
• Preterm Birth Rate 20%
• Pregnancy Management 20%
• Birthmark 20%
• Prenatal Care Utilization 20%
• Hypertension Disease 20%
• Physician Decision-making 20%
• Medical Procedures 20%
• Medical Characteristics 20%
• Obstetric Management 20%
• Preterm Pregnancy 20%
• Relative Indications 20%
• Gynecologist 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Labor Induction 100%
• Premature Labor 60%
• Decision Making 20%
• Cohort Effect 20%
• Clinician 20%
• Obstetrics 20%
• Prenatal Care 20%
• Nephropathy 20%
• Newborn Mortality 20%
• Contraindication 20%
• Prolonged Pregnancy 20%
• Medical Procedures 20%
• Skin Hemangioma 20%
• Birth Rate 20%
• Eclampsia 20%
• Vital Statistic 20%
• Odds Ratio 20%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Birth Rate 20%