Shared Decision-Making for Children with Medical Complexity and Their Caregivers in the Perioperative Time

Jody L. Lin; Katherine R. Gentry; Kimberly A Kaphingst; Nancy G. Murphy

doi:10.1016/j.pcl.2025.11.001

January 1, 2026Pediatric Clinics of North America

Shared Decision-Making for Children with Medical Complexity and Their Caregivers in the Perioperative Time

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Shared decision-making improves outcomes in perioperative care, especially for children with medical complexity.
Caregivers report higher satisfaction when involved in decision-making processes about care options.
This observational analysis focuses on the perioperative time, emphasizing the importance of caregiver input in healthcare decisions.
The findings highlight the need for enhanced communication and involvement of families in pediatric healthcare settings.

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Observational analysis reveals improved shared decision-making for caregivers in pediatric perioperative care, suggesting better outcomes for children with medical complexity.

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