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Family history tools in primary care: does one size fit all?

Public health genomics - 1 Jan 2012

Wilson B J, Carroll J C, Allanson J, Little J, Etchegary H, Avard D, Potter B K, Castle D, Grimshaw J M, Chakraborty P

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Family health history (FHH) has potential value in many health care settings. This review discusses the potential uses of FHH information in primary care and the need for tools to be designed accordingly. We developed a framework in which the attributes of FHH tools are mapped against these different purposes. It contains 7 attributes mapped against 5 purposes. In considering different FHH tool purposes, it is...

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PMID: 22488461
DOI: 10.1159/000336431

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