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Genetic consultations in primary care: GPs' responses to three scenarios.

Scandinavian journal of primary health care - 1 Jun 2005

McCann Siobhan, MacAuley Domhnall, Barnett Yvonne

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OBJECTIVE: This study investigated general practitioners' responses to three scenarios in which patients consulted regarding genetic conditions. DESIGN: Self-completed postal study. Setting. Primary care in Northern Ireland. SUBJECTS: Questionnaire were distributed to all the GPs in Northern Ireland (n = 1079). A total of 541 GPs participated (50%). MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Responses to three scenarios in which...

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PMID: 16036550
DOI: 10.1080/02813430510015259

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