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Awareness of genetic counseling and genetic testing for hereditary gynecologic cancers among Korean healthcare providers: A survey.

Journal of genetic counseling - 1 Apr 2022

Kim Miseon, Cheol Lim Myong, Ji Nam Eun, Huang Dan, Kim Sue, Jong Yoo Heon, Lee Yoo-Young, Chang Yoon-Jung

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We conducted a survey to evaluate the awareness of genetic counseling and testing for hereditary gynecologic cancers among Korean healthcare providers. We performed an on-the-spot survey using 29 questions on respondents' basic information, awareness of pre/post-test genetic counseling, genetic information management, and related social issues. We surveyed healthcare providers who attended the 2019 Hereditary...

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PMID: 34674340
DOI: 10.1002/jgc4.1524

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