prenatal counseling

How Can Healthcare Providers Support Parents During Prenatal Counseling?

Healthcare providers can support parents by:
Offering Clear and Compassionate Communication
Providing Evidence-Based Information
Ensuring Access to Specialists such as genetic counselors and neonatologists
Facilitating Support Networks and resources for emotional and practical support

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