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Rethinking autonomy in the context of prenatal screening decision‐making

10 Jan 2008

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OBJECTIVES: Answering the question: Does the offer of prenatal screening impede women in making autonomous choices? METHODS: Semi-structured interviews with 59 women to whom a prenatal screening test was offered and who were in the process of taking a decision. RESULTS: Women described the offer as confronting but expressed a positive attitude towards screening and considered the offer as an opportunity for...

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PMID: 18186151
DOI: 10.1002/pd.1920

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