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Assessment of Parental Understanding by Pediatric Residents During Counseling After Newborn Genetic Screening

1 Mar 2008

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OBJECTIVE: To investigate pediatric residents' efforts to assess understanding in discussions about positive newborn screening test results. Newborn screening saves lives, but confusion about false-positive and carrier results often leads to psychosocial problems. DESIGN: Explicit-criteria abstraction of transcripts of encounters with standardized parents of a fictitious infant found to carry cystic fibrosis or...

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PMID: 18316655
DOI: 10.1001/archpediatrics.2007.55

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