Despite clinical and technological advances, serious gaps remain in delivering genetic
services due to disparities in workforce distribution and lack of coverage for genetic testing …

Health care delivery is increasingly influenced by the emerging concepts of precision health
and the learning health care system. Although not synonymous with precision health …

Precision medicine aims to approach disease treatment and prevention with consideration
of the variability in genes, environment, and lifestyle for each person. This focus on the …

Background Polygenic scores—which quantify inherited risk by integrating information from
many common sites of DNA variation—may enable a tailored approach to clinical medicine …

Background A frequently used feature of electronic patient portals is the viewing of test
results. Research on patient portals is abundant and offers evidence to help portal …

In genomics, perceived and personal utility have been proposed as constructs of value that
include the subjective meanings and uses of genetic testing. Precisely what constitutes …

BACKGROUND Advances in genetic and genomic testing technology have not only
introduced the utilization of clinical genomic information into virtually every area of medical …

Background Patient-facing digital technologies may reduce barriers to and alleviate the
burden on genetics services. However, no work has synthesised the evidence for patient …

Patients often have difficulty understanding genetic test reports. Technical language and
jargon can impede comprehension and limit patients using results to act on findings. One …

Digital tools are revolutionizing patient care by enhancing the quality of care and facilitating
the development of patient-oriented solutions that improve patients' well-being. Evaluating …