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Autism genetic testing information needs among parents of affected children: A qualitative study.

Patient education and counseling - 1 Jun 2016

Li Ming, Amuta Ann, Xu Lei, Dhar Shweta U, Talwar Divya, Jung Eunju, Chen Lei-Shih

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OBJECTIVE: Leading health agencies recommend physicians to provide information regarding genetic testing for autism spectrum disorders (ASD) to parents of affected children. How to effectively provide this information, however, is unclear for physicians. This qualitative study examined the information needs regarding ASD genetic testing among parents of affected children. METHODS: Semi-structured, in-depth...

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PMID: 26847420
DOI: 10.1016/j.pec.2015.12.023

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