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Michigan genetics plan: a report on the needs assessment process.

Health promotion practice - 1 Apr 2009

Beene-Harris Rosalyn, Bach Janice V

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During 2000-02, Michigan Department of Community Health-Hereditary Disorders and Newborn Screening Programs conducted a needs assessment to develop a comprehensive state genetics plan. The goal was to define the priorities of patients and their families, the general public, health and human service providers, and educators for all four stages of the life cycle (prenatal, newborn, childhood, and adult). The needs...

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PMID: 19372281
DOI: 10.1177/1524839909332799

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