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Volume 142, Issue Supplement_1

September 2018

ISSN 0031-4005

EISSN 1098-4275

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Lessons from Scandinavia: Decision-making for Babies Born at the Borderline of Viability in Sweden, Denmark, and Norway

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Look to Scandinavia

Lars Ursin, PhD; Janicke Syltern, MD; John D. Lantos, MD

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Topics: scandinavia

The Swedish Approach to Management of Extreme Prematurity at the Borderline of Viability: A Historical and Ethical Perspective

Magnus Domellöf, MD; Baldvin Jonsson, MD

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View articletitled, The Swedish Approach to Management of Extreme Prematurity at the Borderline of Viability: A Historical and Ethical Perspective

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Topics: consensus , ethics , extreme prematurity , infant, premature , newborn

Don’t Rush It: Conservative Care in Denmark

Gorm Greisen, DMSc; Tine Brink Henriksen, PhD

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Topics: denmark , infant, premature , life support procedure , mechanical ventilation , nasal continuous positive airway pressure

NICU Dialects: Understanding Norwegian Practice Variation

Janicke Syltern, MD; Trond Markestad, MD; Ola Didrik Saugstad, MD; Ragnhild Støen, MD

Abstracts

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Topics: consensus , ethics , infant, premature , life support procedure , neonatal intensive care units

Should Parents of Neonates With Bleak Prognosis Be Encouraged to Opt for Another Child With Better Odds? On the Notion of Moral Replaceability

Torbjörn Tännsjö, Professor Emeritus of Practical Philosophy

Abstracts

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Topics: death , newborn care management , philosophy , utilitarianism , value of life

A Clinical Careography: Steering Life-and-death Decisions Through Care

Laura E. Navne, PhD; Mette N. Svendsen, PhD

Abstracts

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Topics: decision making , neonatal intensive care units , vocabulary , medical staff

In the Best Interest of the. . .Parents: Norwegian Health Personnel on the Proper Role of Parents in Neonatal Decision-making

Lars Ursin, PhD; Janicke Syltern, MD

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Topics: decision making , norwegian , role of parent , neonatologists , newborn

Thresholds for Resuscitation of Extremely Preterm Infants in the UK, Sweden, and Netherlands

Dominic Wilkinson, MBBS; Eduard Verhagen, MD; Stefan Johansson, MD

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Topics: gestational age , resuscitation , netherlands , urokinase , neonatologists

Why Do Neonatologists in Scandinavian Countries and the Netherlands Make Life-and-death Decisions So Different?

A.A. Eduard Verhagen, MD

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Topics: decision making , neonatologists , netherlands , scandinavia , neonatal intensive care units

Justified by What? Three Ways to Provide an Ethical Basis for Neonatal Policies

Lars Ursin, PhD

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View articletitled, Justified by What? Three Ways to Provide an Ethical Basis for Neonatal Policies

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Topics: best interest standard , ethics , newborn , scandinavia , norway

From Prenatal Diagnosis to Preterm Infants: A Cultural Guide to Understand Scandinavian Variation

Berge Solberg, PhD

Abstracts

View articletitled, From Prenatal Diagnosis to Preterm Infants: A Cultural Guide to Understand Scandinavian Variation

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Topics: consensus , denmark , ethics , infant, premature , norway

Do Sociocultural Factors Influence Periviability Counseling and Treatment More Than Science? Lessons From Scandinavia

John D. Lantos, MD; Brian Carter, MD; Jeremy Garrett, PhD

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View articletitled, Do Sociocultural Factors Influence Periviability Counseling and Treatment More Than Science? Lessons From Scandinavia

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Topics: counseling , critical illness , cultural factors , death , denmark

In Search of Consistency: Scandinavian Approaches to Resuscitation of Extremely Preterm Infants

Dominic Wilkinson, MBBS; Dean Hayden, BMedSc

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Topics: infant, premature , resuscitation

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Lessons from Scandinavia: Decision-making for Babies Born at the Borderline of Viability in Sweden, Denmark, and Norway

Supplement Article

Title Page

Look to Scandinavia

The Swedish Approach to Management of Extreme Prematurity at the Borderline of Viability: A Historical and Ethical Perspective

Don’t Rush It: Conservative Care in Denmark

NICU Dialects: Understanding Norwegian Practice Variation

Should Parents of Neonates With Bleak Prognosis Be Encouraged to Opt for Another Child With Better Odds? On the Notion of Moral Replaceability

A Clinical Careography: Steering Life-and-death Decisions Through Care

In the Best Interest of the. . .Parents: Norwegian Health Personnel on the Proper Role of Parents in Neonatal Decision-making

Thresholds for Resuscitation of Extremely Preterm Infants in the UK, Sweden, and Netherlands

Why Do Neonatologists in Scandinavian Countries and the Netherlands Make Life-and-death Decisions So Different?

Justified by What? Three Ways to Provide an Ethical Basis for Neonatal Policies

From Prenatal Diagnosis to Preterm Infants: A Cultural Guide to Understand Scandinavian Variation

Do Sociocultural Factors Influence Periviability Counseling and Treatment More Than Science? Lessons From Scandinavia

In Search of Consistency: Scandinavian Approaches to Resuscitation of Extremely Preterm Infants

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