Developing a conceptual, reproducible, rubric-based approach to consent and result disclosure for genetic testing by clinicians with minimal genetics background
Kelly E. Ormond(Stanford University), W. Andrew Faucett(Geisinger Medical Center), Misha Raskin(Geisinger Medical Center), Seema M. Jamal(University of Washington), Melissa Stosic(Columbia University), Louanne Hudgins(Lucile Packard Children's Hospital), Danielle Dondanville(Stanford University), Wendy R. Uhlmann(University of Michigan), Maureen E. Smith(Northwestern University), Miranda L. G. Hallquist, Howard P. Levy(Johns Hopkins University), Karen E. Wain(Geisinger Medical Center), Erin Currey(National Human Genome Research Institute), Myra I. Roche(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Adam H. Buchanan(Geisinger Health System), Laura Hercher(National Society of Genetic Counselors), Kyle B. Brothers(University of Louisville), Curtis R. Coughlin(University of Colorado Denver), Mildred K. Cho(Welch Foundation)
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