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Informed Consent in Genomic Testing: Healthcare Professionals’ Perceptions on the Value of a Dynamic Consent Platform in Precision Oncology

2026-07-03

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<title>Abstract</title> <p> Purpose Genomic testing can enable personalised cancer treatment, but its complexity makes informed consent challenging. We previously developed an online dynamic consent platform, incorporating a Question Prompt List, for Consent in Genomic Testing (CoGenT). This qualitative study explored stakeholder perspectives on CoGenT’s potential implementation in precision oncology. Methods...

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07317817-ef8e-5ca1-8ec0-f3734d10bf1f
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-10124155/v1
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