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Factors contributing to parental decision-making in disclosing donor conception: a systematic review by Indekeu, A, Dierickx, K, Schotsmans, P, Daniels, K R, Rober, P, D'Hooghe, T

“…BACKGROUND In recent years, changes in attitudes towards (non-)disclosure of donor conception to offspring and/or others have been observed. Studies have…”
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Semen donors who are open to contact with their offspring: issues and implications for them and their families by Daniels, K.R, Kramer, W, Perez-y-Perez, M.V

“…Abstract This study investigates the motivations, views and experiences of semen donors willing to have contact with their offspring. An online questionnaire…”
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‘Of course he’s our child’: transitions in social parenthood in donor sperm recipient families by Indekeu, A, D’Hooghe, T, Daniels, K.R, Dierickx, K, Rober, P

“…Abstract This study examines transitions and consistencies in the views of donor sperm recipients on ‘parenthood’ and ‘family’ over time. A longitudinal…”
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Factors associated with parents’ decisions to tell their adult offspring about the offspring's donor conception by Daniels, K.R., Grace, V.M., Gillett, W.R.

“…BACKGROUND Tensions and anxieties surround secrecy within families in the context of gamete donation and family building. This paper presents the views of…”
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How couples' experiences prior to the start of infertility treatment with donor gametes influence the disclosure decision by Indekeu, A, Rober, P, Schotsmans, P, Daniels, K R, Dierickx, K, D'Hooghe, T

“…To explore couples' experiences in the preconception phase of infertility treatment with donor gametes and how this may influence the disclosure process to the…”
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In-service Training in Swaziland and Malawi: Application of a Process Model for Development Education by Daniels, K.R, Halamandaris, P.G

“…Describes two international development education projects in the context of requirements for project success and in terms of a project design model developed…”
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Sharing information with donor insemination offspring by Daniels, K.R., Thorn, P.

“…This paper suggests an innovative approach to the sharing of information between parents and their donor-conceived offspring. The `family-building' approach is…”
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Guidelines for counselling in infertility: outline version by Boivin, J., Appleton, T.C., Baetens, P., Baron, J., Bitzer, J., Corrigan, E., Daniels, K.R., Darwish, J., Guerra-Diaz, D., Hammar, M., McWhinnie, A., Strauss, B., Thorn, P., Wischmann, T., Kentenich, H.

“…The Guidelines for Counselling in Infertility describe the purpose, objectives, typical issues and communication skills involved in providing psychosocial care…”
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Inservice Training in Swaziland and Malawi Application ofa Process Model for Development Education by Daniels, K.R., Halamandaris, P.G.

“…Describes two international development education projects in the context of requirements for project success and in terms of a project design model developed…”
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Access to Assisted Human Reproduction Services by Minority Groups by Daniels, K.R., Burn, I.

“…EDITORIAL COMMENT: We accepted this paper for publication because it addresses an important issue in contemporary society – namely the rights of access to…”
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The troubled helix: Social and psychological implications of the new human genetics: Edited by Theresa Marteau and Martin Richards. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1996. 359pp., £35.00. ISBN 0521 46288 6 by Daniels, K.R.

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The Views of Semen Donors regarding the Swedish Insemination Act 1984 by Daniels, K.R, Ericsson, H.L., Burn, I.P.

“…The Swedish Insemination Act (1984) provides for offspring who were conceived by donor insemination (DI) the right to have access to the identity of the donor…”
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The troubled helix: Social and psychological implications of the new human genetics by Daniels, K R

“…"The Troubled Helix: Social and Psychological Implications of The New Human Genetics" edited by Theresa Marteau and Martin Richards is reviewed…”
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