Mode of delivery in the context of periviable birth: informed deference and shared decision-making.
Mode of delivery in the context of periviable birth: informed deference and shared decision-making.
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围产期的分娩方式:知情尊重和共同决策。
DOI:
10.1038/s41372-022-01537-9
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2023
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TuckerEdmonds,Brownsyne
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Bode,LeahM;Jager,ShannonM;Panoch,Janet;Hoffman,ShelleyM;Laitano,Tatiana;Kavanaugh,Karen;TuckerEdmonds,Brownsyne
ObjectiveTo qualitatively evaluate women’s perspectives on shared decision-making for periviable (22–25 weeks’ gestational age) mode of delivery (MOD).Study DesignInterviews were conducted at two Midwestern academic hospitals with 30 women hospitalized for threatened periviable delivery between September 2016 and January 2018. Prior to delivery (T1) and at 3-months postpartum (T2), MOD-related decision-making was explored using prompts. Interviews were coded and analyzed using NVivo 12.ResultThe majority of women perceived the MOD options as cesarean section or vaginal delivery. Most ultimately preferred “whatever’s best for baby.” Understanding of MOD risks was limited, and physicians recommended each option equally. Sixteen participants perceived themselves as decision-makers at T1, while at T2, only nine participants identified themselves as such.ConclusionInformed deference is introduced as a novel concept in the setting of periviable MOD decision-making, whereby the mother defers decisional authority to the provider, the baby, a higher power, or the circumstance itself.