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Maternal perceptions of BRCA genetic counseling communication processes about disclosing cancer risk information to children and adult relatives.

Psycho-oncology - 1 Jul 2018

Hamilton Jada G, Peshkin Beth N, Mays Darren, DeMarco Tiffani A, Patenaude Andrea Farkas, Tercyak Kenneth P

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OBJECTIVES: Using a novel measure, examine maternal perceptions of the process by which issues pertaining to family communication of BRCA test results are addressed during cancer genetic counseling. METHODS: After receiving BRCA results, mothers (N = 211) of minor-age children reported on their counseling experiences with providers using a communication process measure as well as other psychosocial variables....

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PMID: 29645321
DOI: 10.1002/pon.4733
PMCID: PMC6490676

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