‘It's something for you both to think about’: choice and decision making in nuchal translucency screening for Down's syndrome - Pilnick, Alison (Sociology of health & illness, 2008)
Keywords: Acknowledgment; antenatal screening; Choice Behavior; Choices; Conversation; conversation analysis; Debates; Decision Making; Down syndrome; Down Syndrome - diagnosis; Down Syndrome - diagnostic imaging; Down's syndrome; Female; Health Care Services; Health services; Hospitals, Teaching; Humans; informed choice; Interviews as Topic; Medical Decision Making; Medical personnel; Medical screening; Medical sociology; Mentally disabled; Midwifery; Midwives; Nuchal Translucency Measurement; Pain; Parents; Pregnancy; Pregnancy Trimester, First; Prenatal care; Prenatal testing; Referral and Consultation; Sociological research; Sociology; Sociology of health and medicine; Tests; Ultrasonography, Prenatal; United Kingdom; Women; Pregnancy; Decision Making; informed choice; Information; antenatal screening; conversation analysis