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Dilemmas encountered by health practitioners offering nuchal translucency screening: a qualitative case study

1 Mar 2002

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OBJECTIVE: To explore dilemmas experienced by practitioners involved in routine prenatal nuchal translucency (NT) screening. DESIGN: Qualitative study incorporating multidisciplinary practitioner discussion groups led by a health care ethicist. SETTING: Inner-city teaching hospital with fetal medicine unit. PARTICIPANTS: Thirty-two practitioners whose work relates directly or indirectly to perinatal care....

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PMID: 11920897
DOI: 10.1002/pd.289

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