When staff and parents disagree: decision making for a baby with trisomy 13

Siegel, L.B.

Mount Sinai Journal of Medicine new York 73(3): 590-591

2006


ISSN/ISBN: 0027-2507
PMID: 16758095
Document Number: 601950
Parents often make medical decisions for their children. As pediatricians, we must be sure that the decisions are medically informed. At times, we may disagree with the decisions that parents make and must decide if they are acting in the best interest of their child. This article presents a case in which these issues arose regarding a child with trisomy 13.

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