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Genetic Counseling for Prenatal Testing: Where is the Discussion About Disability?

1 Feb 2012

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There are little data revealing how genetic counselors talk about disability in the prenatal setting. We performed a qualitative analysis of 93 existing transcripts from simulated patient (SP) genetic counseling sessions conducted in 2003–4 through the Genetic Counseling Video Project. We found that most genetic counselors (95%) focused on the physical aspects of disability while fewer (27%) discussed the social...

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PMID: 22898882
DOI: 10.1007/s10897-012-9484-z

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