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When the Bough Breaks: Parental Perceptions of Ethical Decision-Making in Nicu
Upa (2002)
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Ethical dilemmas abound in the neonatal intensive care unit as hour-to-hour life and death decisions are made for premature or compromised newborns. This book is a rich tapestry of parental perceptions woven from the many stories parents tell about their experiences with a baby in the unit, as well as major events after discharge related to the ethical decision makingOther Versions
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