Background Ninety percent of parents of pediatric oncology patients report distressing,
emotionally burdensome healthcare interactions. Assuring supportive, informative treatment …

Introduction Shared decision‐making, with an emphasis on patient autonomy, is often
advised in healthcare decision‐making. However, this may be difficult to implement in …

Background Physical activity recovery after pediatric surgery can be assessed using
objective measures such as step counts, but practice currently relies on subjective …

Purpose To evaluate parental perspectives and concerns regarding exotropia surgery and
compare them with clinicians' predictions of parental responses in Korean pediatric patients …

Background In our prior analysis of parental preferences for discussions with pediatric
surgeons, we identified that parents prefer more guidance from surgeons when discussing …

Introduction Parents of children with cancer describe interactions with clinicians as
emotionally distressing. Patient engagement in treatment discussions decreases decisional …

Purpose This study explores how parents experienced the surgical decision-making process
for their child with a congenital heart disease (CHD). Design and methods Purposive …

Methods: A survey was developed using Sawtooth Software (Lighthouse Studio version 9.2.
0) to gather demographic information and preferences on surgical scenarios via CBC …

Purpose Carpal tunnel syndrome requires multiple decisions during its management,
including regarding preoperative studies, surgical technique, and postoperative wound …

Aim: Informed consent for paediatric facial reanimation requires effective patient/parent
education and involvement in a shared decision-making (SDM) process to help set their …