... is the harm principle, which recognizes the greater latitude granted to parents (compared to other surrogates) in deciding for the patient. best interest standard triad harm principle pediatric ethics pediatric palliative care pediatric palliative care PPC Do Not Attempt Resuscitation DNAR end of life...

... in the process may vary depending on developmental factors as well as lived experiences. This complexity has led to the development of several standards that may be applied in making decisions about the healthcare of children, which will be discussed in this chapter. pediatrics pediatric ethics assent...

... in the wilderness of significant childhood illness. Special attention is paid to the role nurses play in this process as they are uniquely positioned to help parents reimagine and reclaim their role. pediatric decision-making parent parenting pediatric critical care nursing pediatric ethics parenting best...

...This chapter introduces the reader to the field of pediatric ethics., a unique and important aspect of the discipline of bioethics, the study of moral conduct in healthcare and the rational process for determining the best course of action in the face of conflicting choices. It explains the main...