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TL;DR
Reports will be identified via search terms such as 'parent' and 'mother' to capture narratives that explicitly mention parental involvement.
BMJ Open · 13 authors, 4 centres
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Reports will be identified via search terms such as 'parent' and 'mother' to capture narratives that explicitly mention parental involvement.
Reports will be identified via search terms such as 'parent' and 'mother' to capture narratives that explicitly mention parental involvement. Paediatricians and general practitioners will characterise the reports and inter-rater reliability will be assessed, followed by exploratory descriptive analysis to identify incident types, contributing factors, harm outcomes, and the specific role of parents including inadvertent contribution to or mitigation of harm. As a protocol, it does not yet report empirical results; the authors anticipate the work will inform recommendations for parents, clinicians, and professional bodies on partnering with families to improve paediatric safety and will pilot a mitigatory factors framework. Ethics approval was granted by Cardiff University Research Ethics Committee (SMREC 22/32).