Defining the Critical Educational Components of Informed Consent for Genetic Testing: Views of US-Based Genetic Counselors and Medical Geneticists
Miranda L. G. Hallquist, W. Andrew Faucett(Geisinger Medical Center), Wendy R. Uhlmann(University of Michigan), Maureen E. Smith(Northwestern University), Eric P. Tricou(Stanford University), Maia J. Borensztein(Stanford University), Karen E. Wain(Geisinger Medical Center), Adam H. Buchanan(Geisinger Health System), Holly L. Peay(RTI International), Curtis R. Coughlin(University of Colorado Denver)
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