27 June 2016

VIDEO: Neonatal ethics conference presentation



In June 2016, we were invited to take part in a neonatal ethics conference. We talked about Rumer and about some of the difficulties we faced, focussing on the antenatal interactions with neonatology. We gave summaries of the experiences of other families affected by trisomy 18 and drew out some suggestions for doctors and other health professionals about working with families, particularly where the doctors and parents disagree about the best way forward.

This is our presentation.



Timings

  • 0:00 Introduction
  • 0:44 Early pregnancy
  • 2:28 Diagnosis
  • 3:13 Learning about trisomy 18
  • 4:07 First appointment with neonatology
  • 5:36 Second appointment with neonatology
  • 7:57 Our reaction to appointments
  • 9:30 Ethics committee
  • 12:16 Response to ethics committee
  • 13:37 End of pregnancy
  • 14:12 Birth
  • 14:27 Summary of the rest of Rumer's life
  • 15:37 Reflections
  • 17:24 Other families' experiences
    • 17:37 Ole
    • 18:31 Grace
    • 19:31 Aïda
    • 20:12 Isabel
    • 21:34 George
    • 23:05 Amelia
    • 23:54 Heni
  • 25:00 Learning points for medics


Ethics committee submission
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