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ABSTRACT: Background
Current recommendations define a structured diagnostic process, transparent information, and psychosocial support by a specialized, multi-professional team as central in the care for children and adolescents with genital variations and a suspected difference of sex development (DSD). The active involvement of the child and their parents in shared decision-making should result in an individualized care plan. So far, this process has not been standardized.Methods
Within the Empower-DSD study, a team of professionals and representatives of patient advocacy groups developed a new diagnostic and information management program based on current recommendations and existing patient information.Results
The information management defines and standardizes generic ca
SUBMITTER: Wechsung K
PROVIDER: S-EPMC9267843 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Jul
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature