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Exploring health workers’ perspectives on factors affecting patient experience in emergency caesarean section response time: a qualitative study in hospitals in Makassar City, Indonesia
Ameliyah A.R.
BMC Health Services Research
Q1Published: 2025
Abstract
This study provides a comprehensive understanding of the factors that cause delays in achieving emergency cesarean response times. This can have both positive and negative impacts on the patient experience. Therefore, policy support and commitment from various health professions are essential for the successful implementation of achieving emergency cesarean response times in Indonesia.
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