Unnecessary Caesarean is the name of the campaign launched on the first week of March in Puerto Rico, aiming to curb the very high percentage of caesarean births in the country many of them programmed C sections that don't respond to medical needs.

Lastly, there was a need to closely monitor the privatization of health services, including the increasing number of Caesarean sections carried out by private clinics.

It highlighted the Caesarean period popular at the time.

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While Caesarean procedures are truly life saving in many cases where there are complications that put the mother or child at risk, performing elective C sections could put the mother and child at higher risk than if she delivered naturally.

In the campaign's hip hop video, some doctors are portrayed as being driven by convenience rather than health when deciding to deliver babies through caesarean sections as a way to treat more women faster than if they had to wait for nature to take its course.

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Women had greater access to microcredit, as well as free caesarean section delivery services in public hospitals.

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These services, based on the concept of informed choice, should include education on safe motherhood, prenatal care that is focused and effective, maternal nutrition programmes, adequate delivery assistance that avoids excessive recourse to caesarean sections and provides for obstetric emergencies referral services for pregnancy, childbirth and abortion complications post natal care and family planning.

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Turning to the issue of Caesarean section, she said that the National Health Plan 2002 2004 had set a target of reducing the rate of Caesarean section to 20 per cent over the following three years by providing improved prenatal care and better training of personnel and ensuring improved cooperation with social services.

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In 2001, Emergency Health and Emergency Social Services were combined under one Director of Emergency Health and Social Services with sole signing authority for emergency disasters.

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The number is seventy in manuscripts in the Alexandrian (such as Codex Sinaiticus) and Caesarean text traditions but seventy two in most other Alexandrian and Western texts.

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