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The principles for family-centered neonatal care.
Author(s):
Lee Harrison
Publication date:
1993-10-31
Journal:
Pediatrics
Keywords:
Decision Making
,
Disclosure
,
Dissent and Disputes
,
Ethics, Medical
,
Family
,
Group Processes
,
Humans
,
Infant, Newborn
,
Intensive Care, Neonatal
,
organization & administration
,
standards
,
Parental Consent
,
Parents
,
Patient Access to Records
,
Patient Advocacy
,
Patient Participation
,
Patient Rights
,
Professional-Family Relations
,
Quality of Life
,
Risk Assessment
,
Stress, Psychological
,
Therapeutic Human Experimentation
,
Uncertainty
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PubMed ID::
8414850
DOI::
10.1542/peds.92.5.643
ScienceOpen disciplines:
Chemistry
Keywords:
Decision Making
,
Disclosure
,
Dissent and Disputes
,
Ethics, Medical
,
Family
,
Group Processes
,
Humans
,
Infant, Newborn
,
Intensive Care, Neonatal
,
organization & administration
,
standards
,
Parental Consent
,
Parents
,
Patient Access to Records
,
Patient Advocacy
,
Patient Participation
,
Patient Rights
,
Professional-Family Relations
,
Quality of Life
,
Risk Assessment
,
Stress, Psychological
,
Therapeutic Human Experimentation
,
Uncertainty
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Chemistry
Keywords:
Decision Making
,
Disclosure
,
Dissent and Disputes
,
Ethics, Medical
,
Family
,
Group Processes
,
Humans
,
Infant, Newborn
,
Intensive Care, Neonatal
,
organization & administration
,
standards
,
Parental Consent
,
Parents
,
Patient Access to Records
,
Patient Advocacy
,
Patient Participation
,
Patient Rights
,
Professional-Family Relations
,
Quality of Life
,
Risk Assessment
,
Stress, Psychological
,
Therapeutic Human Experimentation
,
Uncertainty
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