Aim To describe what is known in the literature about parental perspectives in making
prenatal decisions regarding treatment after birth at the limit of viability, as a better …

Objectives To explore, based on the existing body of literature, main characteristics of
prenatal counseling for parents at risk for extreme preterm birth. Methods A scoping review …

Objective To synthesize and describe important elements of decision-making during
antenatal consultation for threatened preterm delivery at the margin of gestational viability …

Almost 30% of live births in England and Wales occur late preterm or early term (LPET) and
are associated with increased risks of adverse health outcomes throughout the lifespan …

Care of the preterm infant has improved tremendously over the last 60 years, with attendant
improvement in outcomes. For the extremely preterm infant,< 28 weeks' gestation, concerns …

The year 2020 marked 60 years since the term “neonatologist” was first used, in which time
the field of neonatology has seen remarkable improvements in the survival of extremely …

Background Using virtual patients, facilitated by natural language processing, provides a
valuable educational experience for learners. Generating a large, varied sample of realistic …

Objective To assess whether antenatal decisions regarding the neonatal care at birth for
extremely preterm infants are more likely to be made when using shared decision-making …

Recently, clinicians and governments have increased their advocacy for shared-decision
making (SDM), a process in which doctors and patients jointly decide amongst appropriate …

Objective The objective of this study was to better understand how neonatology (Neo) and
maternal–fetal medicine (MFM) physicians approach the process of shared decision-making …