Éric Racine|Emily Bell|Barbara Farlow|Steven P. Miller|Antoine Payot|Lisa Anne Rasmussen|Michael Shevell|Donna Thomson|Pia Wintermark
The ‘ouR?<scp>HOPE</scp>’ approach for ethics and communication about neonatal neurological injury
Montreal Clinical Research Institute|Université de Montréal|McGill University|Montreal Clinical Research Institute|De Veber|Canadian Patient Safety Institute|Hospital for Sick Children|University of Toronto|Université de Montréal|Centre Hospitalier Universitaire Sainte-Justine|McGill University|McGill University|Montreal Children's Hospital|NeuroDevNet|McGill University|Montreal Children's Hospital
predicting neurological outcomes neonates acute brain injury essential component shared decisionmaking order guide development treatment goals appropriate care plans aid parents imagining childs future guide timely ongoing treatment decisions including shifting treatment goals focusing comfort care however numerous challenges reported respect evidencebased practices prognostication biases prognosis among clinicians additionally evaluation appreciation living disability differ including wellknown disability paradox patients selfreport good quality life spite severe disability herein put forward set five practice principles captured ourhope approach reflection humility openmindedness partnership engagement related questions encourage clinicians selfassess practice engage others responding challenges hope proposal paves way greater discussion attention ethical aspects communicating prognosis context neonatal brain injury