Life Sciences
Data on life sciences in children detailed by P. Gilbey and co-authors
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, March 19th, 2010
Scientists discuss in 'Qualitative analysis of parents' experience with receiving the news of the detection of their child's hearing loss' new findings in life sciences. According to a study from Safed, Israel, "Despite the fact that clinicians are responsible for delivering bad news, they have been shown to lack both confidence and skill in performing this basic task. The time immediately after the detection of childhood hearing loss is perceived as stressful."
"We conducted a qualitative study to assess parents' experiences with receiving the bad news of the detection of their child's hearing loss. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with families of children...
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