… decision-making process regarding feeding tube insertion. Similar to a previous study in two
hospitals with a high rate of feeding tube … role in feeding tube decision-making. Nearly 40% …

… rogate decision-making. This case study focused on one daughter who decided to tube feed
… The mother could not give consent for tube feeding or for participation in this study as she …

… decision-making approach has been recommended for use in the context of feeding tube
placement, both in an article by some of the authors of this study who identified these decisions …

… gate decision making regarding tube feeding, in the case of nondesignated surrogates, two
physicians must document nonbenefit from tube feeding … for placing feeding tubes in nursing …

… MEASUREMENTS: Questionnaires were used to compare the substitute decision makers'
knowledge, decisional conflict, and predisposition regarding feeding tube placement before …

… following list: ‘artificial feeding’, ‘enteral nutrition’, ‘feeding tube’, ‘fluid … of tube feeding;
involvement of nurses and others in tube feeding decisions and decisions to continue tube feeding …

… oral feeding, perceived discomfort associated with NG or surgically placed tubes, or concerns
regarding prolonging suffering by sustaining life. In most cases, the use of a feeding tube …

… Tube feeding in children has a severe psychosocial impact on … ) about decision-making
and the implications of tube feeding. … sheet to support the decision process of tube feeding. …

… Finally, feeding tubes and their associated apparatus may serve as a barrier between …
decision-making capacity, the surrogate decision maker should base treatment decisions on which …

… feeding tubes, health professionals often experience decisional uncertainty when caring for
children requiring tube feeding in … -term enteral access devices like gastrostomy tubes (GTs). …