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The impact of genetic outreach education and support to primary care on practitioner's confidence and competence in dealing with familial cancers.

Community genetics - 1 Jan 2008

Bethea J, Qureshi N, Drury N, Guilbert P

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AIMS: To determine the level of competence and confidence in general practice in relation to the management of familial cancers and to determine the impact of providing genetic educational outreach on confidence and competence. METHODS: Confidence and competence in dealing with familial cancers was measured using a postal questionnaire sent to all general practitioners and practice nurses in 4 geographical areas...

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PMID: 18493127
DOI: 10.1159/000121400

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