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. 2022 Feb 2;2(2):e0000091. doi: 10.1371/journal.pgph.0000091

Table 2. Institutional delivery and caesarean delivery rates and changes in Bangladesh, 2004 to 2017/18.

Survey Period Number of births Delivery rate, % (95% CI) Percentage change across the years
Institutional1 Population caesarean2 Institutional caesarean3 Institutional Population caesarean Institutional caesarean
BDHS 2004 2001–2003 5361 10.89 (9.63–12.30) 3.88 (3.25–4.62) 36.13 (31.66–40.85) -- -- --
BDHS 2007 2004–2006 4870 16.36 (14.65–18.24) 8.51 (7.41–9.76) 52.54 (47.99–57.06) 50.22 (48.29–53.98) 119.33 (111.26–128.00) 454.19 (396.82–515.79)
BDHS 2011 2006–2010 7272 26.51 (24.87–28.22) 14.90 (13.74–16.14) 56.89 (54.09–59.65) 143.43 (129.43–163.33) 284.02 (249.35–322.77) 574.59 (460.22–708.46)
BDHS 2014 2010–2013 4597 38.69 (35.86–41.60) 24.18 (22.11–26.37) 62.64 (59.77–65.42) 255.28 (238.21–282.20) 523.20 (470.77–580.30) 733.74 (604.65–887.87)
BDHS 2017 2014–2016 4993 49.89 (47.60–52.19) 33.02 (31.09–35.00) 66.61 (64.27–68.88) 357.20 (324.31–394.28) 751.03 (657.57–856.62) 843.62 (686.17–1003.0)

Note

1Percentage of total delivery occurred in any forms of healthcare facilities

2Percentage of total cesarean delivery without considering delivery places

3Percentage of total cesarean delivery among institutional delivery.