… care would be important to ensure rates of informed choice … Non-invasive prenatal testing
(NIPT) for aneuploidies has … the potential for routinisation and erosion of informed choice. …

… Many of the ethical concerns raised about NIPT relate to routinisation of testing and erosion
of informed choice.20, 21, 23, 37 Our study indicates that even when NIPT is offered as part …

… should be confirmed with invasive fetal diagnostic testing, as well as that no irrevocable …
her pregnancy, these same elements of the test could also lead to an erosion of informed choice …

… for women offered NIPT for aneuploidy, which can be used in other maternity settings. … of
NIPT and erosion of informed choice given the relative ease with which NIPT can be conducted. …

… the test, possibly in a prenatal genetic counseling setting to enable informed choices. … ,
especially when the non-invasive tests could give information that could help patients decide …

… student exploring how women make decisions about non-invasive prenatal testing. No prior
… Will the introduction of non-invasive prenatal diagnostic testing erode informed choices? An …

… (NIPT) is a technology which provides information about fetal genetic characteristics (…
Will the introduction of non-invasive prenatal diagnostic testing erode informed choices? An …

… (eg, cell free fetal DNA test and non-invasive prenatal test) and by … of informed choice [37],
it was feared that decision-making … The potential routinization of NIPT could erode informed …

… that women are not making free informed choices about prenatal screening”, that “whether …
Will the introduction of non-invasive prenatal diagnostic testing erode informed choices? An …

… -wide arrays were introduced in prenatal diagnosis, and are … can guide an expansion of
the scope of prenatal screening. … recognised informed choice as the aim of prenatal screening…