Co-Creating the Experience of Consent for Newborn Genome Sequencing: The Generation Study

Involving parents in co-creation has broadened the perspective of what constitutes informed decision-making for newborn genome sequencing. Iterative rounds of research and design can provide tangible paths forward, supporting the successful implementation of informed decision-making.

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Public Health Genomics
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2024-10-11
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https://doi.org/10.1159/000541935
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11
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Mental Health and Patient Involvement
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Abstract

Involving parents in co-creation has broadened the perspective of what constitutes informed decision-making for newborn genome sequencing. Iterative rounds of research and design can provide tangible paths forward, supporting the successful implementation of informed decision-making.

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