An international group of health professionals, academics, young people, parents, child rights specialists, psychologists and youth workers are working on a project to develop standards for children and young people (aged 0-18 years) undergoing clinical procedures, based on internationally agreed children’s rights set out by the UNCRC (1989). You are invited to share your views about the Rights-based standards to help the team find out if they are useful for children, parents and professionals and if there is anything they need to change.
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