2026· Wisconsin Medical Journal· Vol 125 3, pp.
359-365
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Medicine
TL;DR
Clinical geneticists expressed strong enthusiasm for their careers, noting problem-solving, continuity of care, and patient diversity as key highlights, and their experiences offer insight into future diagnostic and treatment advances.
As genomic testing moves into mainstream healthcare, non-genetic healthcare professionals, including general practitioners (GPs), play a critical role as gatekeepers to genetic services. Laboratories are essential in supporting this transition by providing not only high-quality genetic tests but also point-of-care tool...
M. Vizheh, Samran Sheriff, Klay Lamprell et al.· European Journal of Human Ge...· 0 citations
Highlights What are the main findings? Bulgarian oncology physicians reported high self-reported professional readiness and broadly favorable perceptions of the clinical value of innovative oncology therapies. Professional experience and monthly patient volume were independently associated with more favorable perceptio...
Iva Zdravkova-Aneva, T. Dermendzhiev, K. Kostadinov et al.· Healthcare· 0 citations
INTRODUCTION
Prenatal genetic screening and diagnostic tests (PS&D) are a core component of the delivery of high-quality, evidence-based prenatal care. There is a paucity of evidence on how to structure decision-making processes that are responsive to rapid advances in prenatal genetics, perinatology, and neonatology,...
Miller S. Finkelstein, John F. P. Bridges, Norah L. Crossnohere et al.· Medical decision making· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Traditional in‐person consultations for genetic services create access barriers. We hypothesized that the Genetics Adviser platform—a web‐based digital platform delivering clinical genomic services—could reduce these barriers. Focusing on pretest education and counseling, we tested a pilot version of the platf...
Duha Hejla, Stéphanie Huynh, Hyunkook Lee et al.· Journal of Genetic Counselin...· 0 citations
OBJECTIVES
The increasing integration of clinical genome sequencing (GS) into pediatric care has the potential to improve diagnostic understanding for children with neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs), yet questions remain regarding how families interpret and experience genomic information. This study examined caregive...
Gabriella E. George, Rebecca Schecter, Joane Padilla et al.· Current Problems in Pediatri...· 0 citations
AIM
The aim of this research was to explore what makes (or would make) for good genomic care delivered wholly or in part by paediatricians.
METHODS
An interpretive description, qualitative study with parents of children offered genomic testing as an outpatient for a condition other than cancer; general and subspecial...
Erin Crellin, M. Martyn, Selima Ymer et al.· Journal of Paediatrics and C...· 1 citation
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