What are the Key Components of Informed Decision Making?
1. Diagnosis: Understanding the specific [neonatal disorder]() affecting the newborn. 2. Treatment Options: Exploring all possible treatments, including benefits, risks, and potential outcomes. 3. Prognosis: Discussing the likely course and outcome of the disorder with and without treatment. 4. Personal Values and Preferences: Considering the parents' beliefs, values, and preferences in the decision-making process. 5. Support Systems: Identifying available support networks, including family, social support, and healthcare resources. 6. Legal and Ethical Considerations: Addressing any legal and ethical issues, such as consent and the best interest of the child.
