Domiciliary tracheostomy long-term ventilation for children with neuromuscular disease: A framework for ethical decision-making

Clinical Ethics 10 (4):115-124 (2015)
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Abstract

Decisions about long-term ventilation in children can be clinically contentious and ethically challenging. In this article, the relevant legal, professional and moral principles inherent in such cases are explored. We commend the central importance of deliberation in the assessment of best interests, and propose a practical framework to assist the parent–clinical team to reach decisions in as transparent and equitable a manner as possible.

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