Caesarean Section rates in South Africa: evidence of bias among different 'population groups'

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Matshidze, K., Richter, L., Ellison, G., Levin, J. & McIntyre, J. (1998) Caesarean Section rates in South Africa: evidence of bias among different 'population groups'. Ethnicity and Health. 3:71.

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/4568
 
Abstract:
Discusses a study aimed at assessing the effect of 'population group' classification, as a specific instance of racial categorization, on caesarean section rates in South Africa.
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