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R. Geurtzen

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h-index: 13
Works: 42
Citations: 487

Most-cited papers

Development of Nationwide Recommendations to Support Prenatal Counseling in Extreme Prematurity
R. Geurtzen, A. V. van Heijst, J. Draaisma, Lindie J M K Kuijpers +21 more
2019Pediatrics47 citations Open access
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Professionals’ preferences in prenatal counseling at the limits of viability: a nationwide qualitative Dutch study
R. Geurtzen, A. V. van Heijst, J. Draaisma, Laura Ouwerkerk +4 more
2017European Journal of Pediatrics40 citations Open access
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Perinatal practice in extreme premature delivery: variation in Dutch physicians’ preferences despite guideline
R. Geurtzen, J. Draaisma, R. Hermens, H. Scheepers +3 more
2016European Journal of Pediatrics40 citations Open access
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Prenatal counseling in extreme prematurity - Insight into preferences from experienced parents.
R. Geurtzen, A. V. van Heijst, J. Draaisma, Laura Ouwerkerk +3 more
2019Patient Education and Counseling31 citations
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Prenatal counseling for extreme prematurity at the limit of viability: A scoping review.
L. de Proost, R. Geurtzen, Hafez Ismaili M'hamdi, Irwin K. M. Reiss +2 more
2021Patient Education and Counseling30 citations Open access
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Preferred prenatal counselling at the limits of viability: a survey among Dutch perinatal professionals
R. Geurtzen, A. V. van Heijst, R. Hermens, H. Scheepers +3 more
2018BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth27 citations Open access
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The Edge of Perinatal Viability: Understanding the Dutch Position
L. de Proost, E. Verweij, H. I. M'hamdi, I. Reiss +3 more
2021Frontiers in Pediatrics25 citations Open access
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Using Simulation to Study Difficult Clinical Issues: Prenatal Counseling at the Threshold of Viability Across American and Dutch Cultures
R. Geurtzen, M. Hogeveen, Anand K. Rajani, R. Chitkara +4 more
2014Simulation in Healthcare: The Journal of the Society for Simulation in Healthcare24 citations Open access
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A scoping review of parental values during prenatal decisions about treatment options after extremely premature birth
A. de Boer, M. de Vries, Dirk-Jan Berken En Hiske van Dam, Joanne Verweij +2 more
2023Acta paediatrica20 citations Open access
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Various experiences and preferences of Dutch parents in prenatal counseling in extreme prematurity.
R. Geurtzen, J. Draaisma, R. Hermens, H. Scheepers +3 more
2018Patient Education and Counseling20 citations
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Prenatal (non)treatment decisions in extreme prematurity: evaluation of Decisional Conflict and Regret among parents
R. Geurtzen, J. M. Th. Draaisma, R. Hermens, H. Scheepers +3 more
2017Journal of Perinatology18 citations
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Incorporating parental values in complex paediatric and perinatal decisions.
R. Geurtzen, Dominic Wilkinson
2024The Lancet Child & Adolescent Health15 citations Open access
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What hinders and helps in the end‐of‐life decision‐making process for children: Parents’ and physicians’ views
I. Zaal-Schuller, R. Geurtzen, D. Willems, M. D. de Vos +1 more
2022Acta paediatrica13 citations Open access
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On the limits of viability: toward an individualized prognosis-based approach
L. de Proost, Hafez Ismaili M'hamdi, A. E. Verhagen, I. Reiss +2 more
2020Journal of Perinatology13 citations Open access
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Decision-making in imminent extreme premature births: perceived shared decision-making, parental decisional conflict and decision regret
R. Geurtzen, J. F. M. van den Heuvel, J. J. Huisman, E. M. Lutke Holzik +2 more
2021Journal of Perinatology12 citations Open access
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Dutch guidelines on care for extremely premature infants: Navigating between personalisation and standardization.
E. Verweij, L. de Proost, M. Hogeveen, I. Reiss +2 more
2021Seminars in Perinatology12 citations Open access
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Adults born prematurely prefer a periviability guideline that considers multiple prognostic factors beyond gestational age
L. de Proost, A. de Boer, I. Reiss, E. A. Steegers +4 more
2023Acta paediatrica11 citations Open access
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Perspectives on periviability counselling and decision‐making differed between neonatologists in the United States and the Netherlands
Ninke M. Schrijvers, R. Geurtzen, J. M. Th. Draaisma, L. Halamek +2 more
2018Acta paediatrica10 citations Open access
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Digital decision aid for prenatal counseling in imminent extreme premature labor: development and pilot testing
J. F. M. van den Heuvel, M. Hogeveen, Margo Lutke Holzik, A. V. van Heijst +2 more
2022BMC Medical Informatics and Decision Making9 citations Open access
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Practices in antenatal counseling for extremely premature infants amongst European trainees
R. Geurtzen, A. V. van Heijst, S. Babarao, E. Molloy +2 more
2016Journal of Maternal-Fetal & Neonatal Medicine9 citations Open access
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Appraisal of a scoring instrument for training and testing neonatal intubation skills
R. Bouwmeester, M. Binkhorst, Nicole K. Yamada, R. Geurtzen +4 more
2018Archives of Disease in Childhood: Fetal and Neonatal Edition8 citations
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Voices of experience: insights from Dutch parents on periviability guidelines and personalisation
L. de Proost, A. de Boer, Eduard Verhagen, M. Hogeveen +2 more
2024Archives of Disease in Childhood7 citations Open access
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Opportunities and Challenges of Prognostic Models for Extremely Preterm Infants
A. de Boer, P. V. van Beek, P. Andriessen, F. Groenendaal +9 more
2023Children7 citations Open access
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Perspectives of extremely prematurely born adults on what to consider in prenatal decision-making: a qualitative focus group study
A. de Boer, L. de Proost, M. de Vries, M. Hogeveen +2 more
2023Archives of Disease in Childhood6 citations Open access
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Voices of experience: what Dutch parents teach us about values and intuition in periviable decisions
A. de Boer, L. de Proost, M. de Vries, M. Hogeveen +3 more
2024Archives of Disease in Childhood5 citations Open access
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Capabilities and Stakeholders – Two Ways of Enriching the Ethical Debate on Artificial Womb Technology
A. Krom, A. de Boer, R. Geurtzen, M. D. de Vries
2023American Journal of Bioethics4 citations Open access
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Viability, abortion and extreme prematurity: a critique
L. de Proost, E. Verweij, R. Geurtzen, Geertjan Zuijdwegt +2 more
2023Clinical Ethics4 citations Open access
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Prenatal (non)treatment decisions in extreme prematurity: evaluation of decisional conflict and regret among parents
R. Geurtzen, J. Draaisma, R. Hermens, H. Scheepers +3 more
2017Journal of Perinatology4 citations Open access
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PS-309 Perinatal Counselling In Expected Extreme Prematurity In The Netherlands: Current And Ideal Practice Amongst Perinatal And Neonatal Professionals
R. Geurtzen, A. V. van Heijst, J. Draaisma, M. Woiski +2 more
20144 citations Open access
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Dutch professionals' discussion preferences with the parents of extremely premature infants varied, but the trend was towards shared decision‐making
R. Geurtzen, L. de Proost, A. E. Verhagen, I. Reiss +2 more
2023Acta paediatrica3 citations Open access
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A Framework for Prenatal Counselling Recommendations in Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia: A RAND‐Modified Delphi Study
Leonie Lof, R. van der Lee, A. Oerlemans, A. Debeer +9 more
2026Prenatal Diagnosis2 citations Open access
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Exploring professionals’ views regarding prenatal counselling in congenital diaphragmatic hernia
C. de Groot, Esther J. C. Konings, W. de Boode, A. Oerlemans +5 more
2023Journal of Perinatal Medicine2 citations Open access
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Correction to: Preferred prenatal counselling at the limits of viability: a survey among Dutch perinatal professionals
R. Geurtzen, A. V. van Heijst, R. Hermens, H. Scheepers +3 more
2018BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth2 citations Open access
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Are guidelines needed? International perspectives on decision-making and practice variation in the care of extremely preterm infants.
R. Geurtzen, Simone Klijntjes, Maureen Stegeman, M. Hogeveen +5 more
2026Journal of Perinatology1 citations Open access
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Human artificial placenta technology-trials: counselling and informed consent using healthcare professionals’ and parental perspectives
A. de Boer, A. Krom, Rania Kalaai, M. de Vries +8 more
2025Pediatric Research1 citations Open access
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Stakeholder Perspectives on the Design of First‐In‐Human Trials for Artificial Amnion and Placenta Technology: A Qualitative Study
A. de Boer, A. Krom, Rania Kalaai, M. de Vries +9 more
2025BJOG: an International Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology1 citations Open access
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Supplemental Oxygen Strategies in children with BronchoPulmonary Dysplasia (the SOS BPD study): statistical analysis plan for a multicenter randomized controlled trial
Rosemarie de Ridder, M. Merkus, E. Vrijlandt, I. K. M. Reiss +34 more
2026Trials0 citations Open access
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Ethical concerns of Dutch perinatal healthcare professionals and parents regarding Artificial Amnion and Placenta Technology
A. de Boer, Dominic Wilkinson, A. Krom, Rania Kalaai +9 more
2026JME Practical Bioethics0 citations Open access
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Prenatal counselling in extreme prematurity
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20190 citations
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Prenatal (non-) treatment decisions at the limits of viability: evaluation of decisional conflict and regret among parents
R. Geurtzen, J. Draaisma, R. Hermens, H. Scheepers +3 more
2018Pediatrics0 citations
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Qualitative exploration of preferences in prenatal counseling at the limits of viability: a nationwide Dutch study among neonatologists and obstetricians
R. Geurtzen, J. Draaisma, M. Woiski, H. Scheepers +4 more
2018Pediatrics0 citations
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A Cross-Cultural Simulation-Based Comparison of Prenatal Counseling: American and Dutch Neonatologists' Perspectives
R. Geurtzen, M. Hogeveen, Anand K. Rajani, Ritu Chitkara +3 more
2011Pediatric Research0 citations Open access
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