Patient-centered genomics-based care requires real genomics-based care coordination

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Patient-centered genomics-based care requires real genomics-based care coordination

This 2-minute survey is NOT intended to be a deep academic analysis, but a initial guide to identifying the top industry issues for further discussion.

Do you believe that your current healthcare system supports genetic-based care coordination effectively?

Yes

No, but they are trying

Clear selection

Are you aware of any current initiatives or programs aimed at improving genetic-based care coordination in your healthcare system?

Yes

Discussions yes, but no formal programs currently

Clear selection

If yes, could you briefly describe those efforts?

Check the box for each secondary provider you think should have full access to a patient's genomic information.

Lab and Pathology

Pharmacy

Nursing

Emergency care

Physical therapy

Nutrition

Care managers

All of the above

Other provider not listed

Does the EHR system your organization uses support easy genetic test result sharing?

Yes

In limited clinical cases

Not familiar with EHR genetic functionality

Clear selection

In the EHR, are genetic-based guidance and alerts (known as clinical decision support) that utilize genetic test results and other related clinical information available to all healthcare providers?

Yes

Only in limited clinical cases

Not familiar with EHR genetic functionality

Clear selection

Are family health history resources available for genetic-based care coordination in your healthcare system?

Yes

Only in limited clinical cases

Not sure

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What is the frequency, based on your knowledge (first or second hand), where collaboration exists among healthcare providers in coordinating care for patients with genetic conditions?

In most cases

In some cases

In very few cases

Not at all

Not sure

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In your opinion, what are the major barriers to achieving genetic-based care coordination in healthcare? Check all that apply.

Lack of genetic-based functionality in the EHR

Lack of cooperation between service lines (specialty areas)

Lack of healthcare system leadership

Cost of testing and related services

Other:

If Other, could you briefly describe that major barrier?

End of survey

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