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Adaptation and pilot implementation of a hereditary cancer risk-assessment tool for primary care.

BMC primary care - 6 Aug 2025

Makhnoon Sukh, Gurram Anoop, Alrabbat Eyad, Ibidapo Tiwatope, Ma Ying, Villa Emanuel, Bowen Michael E, Lahiri Sayoni, Skinner Celette Sugg, Pirzadeh-Miller Sara, Leach Steven

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BACKGROUND: Family history-based risk assessment for hereditary breast and ovarian cancer is guideline-recommended but clinical implementation remains limited. This is likely, in part, because it adds to the limited time primary care providers (PCPs) have to implement all guideline-recommended care. METHODS: We adapted Family History Screening 7 (or FHS7), designed for administration by a PCP, for self-report by...

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PMID: 40770613
DOI: 10.1186/s12875-025-02935-6
PMCID: PMC12326799

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