Grace Galvin

TL;DR: Proactive management of unit culture and nursing was associated with a significantly higher risk of primary cesarean delivery in low-risk patients and other proactive management practices may be associated with decreased risk of prolonged length of stay, indicating a potential opportunity to safely improve labor and delivery unit efficiency.

TL;DR: Women with at least 1 previous cesarean delivery face an increased risk of complications when undergoing a hysterectomy later in life, and the results support policies and clinical efforts to prevent cESarean deliveries that are not medically indicated.

TL;DR: Presentations of hospital quality data should more clearly convey how hospital‐level characteristics can affect women's experiences, including the fact that their chosen obstetrician/midwife may not deliver their baby.

TL;DR: Labor and delivery unit managers should distinctly assess both the proactiveness and systematicness of their existing management practices and consider how their practices could be modified to improve care.

TL;DR: In Uttar Pradesh, more remote sites, and primary and community health centers, were at higher risk of supply shortages and supply chain management must be improved for facility-based delivery and quality of care initiatives to reduce maternal and neonatal harm.