2024
DOI: 10.1001/jamapediatrics.2024.0103
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Partnering With Parents to Dismantle “Good-Death” Narratives

Elizabeth G. Broden,
Sarah McCarthy,
Jennifer M. Snaman

Abstract: This Viewpoint dismantles the notion of a “good death” in pediatrics using quotes from bereaved parents and provides actionable alternatives to improve quality end-of-life care for dying children and their families.

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“…To the Editor The Viewpoint on “good-death” narratives by Broden et al caught my attention, since I have used it many times during resident teaching and on lectures to pediatric intensive care colleagues. In fact, the sessions usually start with the title, “Is a ‘Good Death’ in Pediatrics Ever Possible?”…”
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“…To the Editor The Viewpoint on “good-death” narratives by Broden et al caught my attention, since I have used it many times during resident teaching and on lectures to pediatric intensive care colleagues. In fact, the sessions usually start with the title, “Is a ‘Good Death’ in Pediatrics Ever Possible?”…”
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confidence: 99%