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Autonomy in genetic counseling
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Dysmorphology Training and Utility in Genetic Counseling
<p>Before the availability of comprehensive genetic testing, dysmorphology was critical for developing a differential for individuals suspected of having a genetic disorder. Literature suggests that the availability of whole exome and whole genome sequencing (ES/GS) has shifted the use of …
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Dysmorphology Training and Utility in Genetic Counseling
<p>Before the availability of comprehensive genetic testing, dysmorphology was critical for developing a differential for individuals suspected of having a genetic disorder. Literature suggests that the availability of whole exome and whole genome sequencing (ES/GS) has shifted the use of …
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Spiritual Exploration In The Prenatal Genetic Counseling Session
… To characterize the manner in which prenatal genetic counselors might address spiritual issues with their patients, we surveyed 283 patients receiving prenatal genetic counseling using the Brief RCope and a series of questions that examined interest in spiritual exploration. Counselors were …
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Undergraduate Student Perceptions and Awareness of Genetic Counseling
<p>Genetic counseling (GC) is a rapidly expanding field, and the supply of certified genetic counselors is currently unable to keep up with job demand. Research is fairly limited regarding the awareness and perceptions potential genetic counseling program applicants have of the field and what …
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Pregnant Black/African Americans' Experiences In Prenatal Genetic Counseling
… with their healthcare providers. Prenatal genetic counselors are not only trained to provide education to individuals, couples, and families who may be seeking genetic counseling, but also to use psychosocial skills with patients. Previous studies with majority of White participants have …
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Identifying Interest In and Barriers to Psychiatric Genetic Counseling
… illness is common in the United States and genetic counseling for psychiatric indications can help individuals understand multifactorial inheritance, recurrence risk estimates, and identify ways to protect their future mental health. Despite interest in and efficacy of the service documented …
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The Role of Ultrasound Results in Genetic Counseling for Amniocentesis
… explored whether a nontraditional method of genetic counseling for amniocentesis, in which parents received their ultrasound results before deciding on the amniocentesis, was more effective than the traditional method and whether emotions influenced the decision making process. The subjects …
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Latinas and The Traditional Genetic Counseling Model: A Qualitative Study
<p>The traditional genetic counseling model reflects an individualized counseling session that includes the presentation of information about genes, chromosomes, personalized risk assessment, and genetic testing and screening options. Counselors are challenged to balance providing educational …
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Experiences of Racial and Ethnic Minority Patients With Genetic Counseling
… have explored these inequalities in the field of genetic counseling specifically, research relating to genetic counseling outcomes in diverse patient populations is still limited. With the number of non-Hispanic White individuals in the United States projected to decrease by 20 million by 2060, it …
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Invisible Disabilities, Academic Capital and Competitiveness of Genetic Counseling Applicants
<p>The field of genetic counseling has historically lacked diversity. Recent research has begun to explore how visible diversity may present barriers to a genetic counseling applicant becoming competitive, but has not yet characterized potential barriers with invisible diversities, such as being a …
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Evaluating Triage to Genetic Counseling Using an Online Reproductive Genetics Module
… of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends genetic screening for all pregnant women. As clinical recommendations broaden and demand for prenatal screening increases, obstetric practitioners report time constraints and lack of genetics knowledge as challenges to providing sufficient pretest …
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Knowledge and Expectations of Support People In Prenatal Genetic Counseling Sessions
<p>Prenatal genetic counseling patients have the ability to choose from a myriad of screening and diagnostic testing options, each with intricacies and caveats regarding accuracy and timing. Decisions regarding such testing can be difficult and are often made on the same day that testing is …
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Barriers to Expansion of Supervision Networks At Genetic Counseling Training Programs
… new graduates due to exponential growth in genetic counseling, leading to a workforce shortage. Expanding training slots to meet this demand presumably is linked to the number of supervisors. Thus, there is a need to systematically review barriers to supervision. This study aimed to …
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Medical Interpreters' Knowledge of Key Terminology and Principles of Genetic Counseling
… an anonymous survey to assess their training in genetics and genetic counseling and their knowledge of the key terminology and principles of genetic counseling. Of those invited, 142 completed the survey. The study participants demonstrated knowledge of genetic terminology and the medical aspects …
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Impact of Genetic Counseling on Patient Empowerment After Diagnosis of Fetal Anomaly
… anomalies are identified on prenatal ultrasound, genetic counseling (GC) and genetic testing may be offered to investigate the potential for a possible syndromic cause. Genetic counselors provide education on the chance for a genetic etiology, available testing options, potential changes in …
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Spanish-Speaking Patient Perspectives: Benefits and Barriers of Telemedicine in Genetic Counseling
… expanded, yet research on its impact within genetic counseling remains limited, particularly for Spanish-speaking patients. Existing studies on patient perspectives are limited and the influence of telemedicine on effective service delivery in a Spanish-speaking population lacks robust data. …
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Knowledge and Experience With Genetics and Genetic Counseling Among Sign Language Interpreters
… language interpreters are an integral part of genetic counseling with deaf patients whose preferred mode of communication is sign language. The purpose of this study was to assess the extent of understanding of genetics and genetic counseling possessed by sign language interpreters, as well as …
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Inclusion of Adoption as a Pregnancy Management Option in Prenatal Genetic Counseling Practice
<p>Prenatal genetic counselors are essential to providing education, psychosocial support, and guidance on pregnancy options to patients who receive a fetal diagnosis of an anomaly or genetic condition. Therefore, genetic counselors should be well-educated on comprehensive pregnancy management …
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Investigating Barriers Experienced By Underrepresented Minorities In Becoming A Competitive Genetic Counseling Applicant
… racial/ethnic and gender identity minorities in genetic counseling (GC) remains the lowest among similar healthcare professions. Barriers that underrepresented minority (URM) individuals face in becoming a competitive GC applicant have not yet been described. Academic capital (AC) is a …
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