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Informing Decision-Making About Caesarean Birth: A Delphi Study to Develop a Core Information Set.

Carol Kingdon¹, Ben Greenfield^1,2, Mahmoud Aljubeh^1,2

¹Department of Women's and Children's Health, Institute of Life Course and Medical Sciences, Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, University of Liverpool, Liverpool, UK.

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This study developed three core information sets (CISs) for caesarean birth to improve informed decision-making. These standardized sets provide essential information for planned, unplanned, and emergency caesarean births.

Keywords:

Delphi birth caesarean choice consent core information set

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Area of Science:

Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Patient Information and Education
Surgical Safety

Background:

Caesarean birth is the most common surgical procedure globally.
Informed decision-making and consent are crucial for women undergoing caesarean birth.
Core Information Sets (CISs) standardize essential information for patient-clinician discussions.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop a comprehensive caesarean birth core information set.
To ensure women receive adequate information for informed consent and decision-making.
To establish consensus among stakeholders on key information points for caesarean birth.

Main Methods:

A two-phase modified Delphi consensus study was conducted in the UK.
Information points were identified from systematic reviews, patient leaflets, and qualitative studies.
Consensus was achieved through Delphi surveys and expert meetings involving patients and maternity professionals.

Main Results:

Three core information sets were established: antenatal (14 points), emergency caesarean birth (EMCB; 5 points), and postnatal EMCB (12 points).
The study involved 360 participants in the first Delphi round, with a 56.4% attrition rate by the second round.
Consensus was reached on 73 items for the antenatal CIS, with 37 items having no consensus initially.

Conclusions:

Three caesarean birth CISs were developed to support informed discussions between women and clinicians.
An antenatal CIS is available for planned and unplanned caesareans with discussion time.
A one-page CIS for emergency caesarean birth and a postnatal CIS were also established.