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Grounded Theory in Genetic Counseling Research

2001-06-01

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Abstract The practice of genetic counseling is in need of evidence‐based theoretical frameworks. Although strategies used in genetic counseling are increasingly evidence‐based, the field of genetic counseling does not have a generally accepted theoretical basis for development of therapeutic interventions. We know very little about (1) what actually happens in genetic counseling and (2) the impact it has on client...

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Literature Corpus work: 1a88c7c5-aaae-56ba-a1b2-a0327fd02344
DOI: 10.1023/a:1016628408498

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