Integrating Medical Genetics Into Precision Oncology Practice in the Veterans Health Administration: The Time Is Now.
Anthony J ScottArathi MohanSarah AustinErika N HansonShelby M RauppBrittany PannecoukMichael J KelleyGoutham NarlaNithya RamnathPublished in: JCO oncology practice (2022)
These results indicate a PPGV frequency (6%-9% of veterans) consistent with the prevalence of inherited cancer predisposition syndromes in the general population, underscoring the need for medical genetics as part of standard oncologic care for veterans. We explore current and future care delivery models to optimize incorporation of medical genetics and genetic counseling to best serve veterans needing such services.
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