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Theme: Shared Decision-Making
As physicians, ‘we should always be leaving room for the unexpected.’
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As physicians, ‘we should always be leaving room for the unexpected.’
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![Regret re decision-making about interventions: “If we as parents center our child’s experience [not our fear of guilt], with every choice, I don’t see how we can go wrong.”](https://img.youtube.com/vi/3lskDTij76o/maxresdefault.jpg)
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