How Should Clinicians Address a Parent's False Belief Generated by Denial or Grief About How to Care Well for a Child?

RT @JournalofEthics: In this case and commenatry, parents’ false beliefs can be engaged respectfully to motivate deliberations about shared…

In this case and commenatry, parents’ false beliefs can be engaged respectfully to motivate deliberations about shared values and goals, but refusal of clinically indicated treatment could warrant reporting: https://t.co/dXEnAZ8DIU

Parents’ false beliefs can be engaged respectfully to motivate deliberations about shared values and goals, but refusal of clinically indicated treatment could warrant reporting: https://t.co/jXMLBxTnpg

False beliefs held by parents of pediatric patients, especially those generated by grief or denial, should motivate respectful deliberations about shared values and goals of treatment. #ethics https://t.co/16PyxRgGEv