Publications by authors named "Philipp Neuweiler"

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  • In a study conducted in a German neonatal intensive care unit, researchers aimed to understand how parents prefer to receive prognostic information about serious complications in very preterm infants.* -
  • Parents of preterm infants were shown two video vignettes that framed the same outcome statistics either optimistically (focusing on survival) or pessimistically (focusing on risks), with a significant majority (89.1%) preferring the optimistic framing.* -
  • Results indicated that the preference for optimistic communication grew stronger when parents viewed it second, highlighting the impact of presentation order on their perception and anxiety levels.*
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Background: One of the numerous challenges preterm birth poses for parents and physicians is prognostic disclosure. Prognoses are based on scientific evidence and medical experience. They are subject to individual assessment and will generally remain uncertain with regard to the individual.

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