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The principles for family-centered neonatal care.
1993-10-31
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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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
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