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The parents#39; experience of giving consent for their child to undergo 父母# 39；给孩子经过同意的经验.doc

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The parents’ experience of giving consent for their child to undergo surgery. Michael Pfeil RN, PhD School of Nursing Sciences, University of East Anglia, Edith Cavell Building Norwich NR4 7TJ, England Email: m.pfeil@uea.ac.uk, Telephone: +44 1603 59 1021, Fax +44 1603 59 7019 KEY WORDS parental consent paediatric surgery Abstract This study considered the experiences of parents giving consent for their children to undergo surgery at a regional centre for paediatric surgery. Eighteen purposively selected parents whose children had undergone surgery were interviewed for this qualitative study. All parents wanted to receive understandable but comprehensive information, they expected opportunities to ask questions and wanted to be given sufficient time to make their decision. Their reactions to being given the information varied, with some parents’ anxiety levels increasing while others felt re-assured. Most parents were willing to give their consent only once they had been convinced of the need for surgery. Two parents on the other hand, wanted the surgeon to decide for them. Many parents also wanted to share the responsibility and give consent together. The main outcome of this study was that the parents’ decisions and decision making was more individualised than previously thought. Background Harth and Thong (1995) outline that informed consent depends on the consenting person having full understanding of the information required to comprehensively inform them about the implications of giving their consent. They continue to explain that consent has to be given freely, without coercion by a competent individual and can be withdrawn at any time. However, many studies have begun to explore the problems parents encounter when giving consent and the issues they have uncovered raise considerable concerns. Parental anxiety and nervousness on giving consent for medical research, treatment and surgery are frequently reported to result in a reduced ability