Utilizing Remote Real-Time Videoconferencing to Expand Access to Cancer Genetic Services in Community Practices: A Multicenter Feasibility Study.

Angela R Bradbury Linda J Patrick-Miller Diana Harris Evelyn Stevens Brian L Egleston Kyle Smith Rebecca Mueller Amanda Brandt Jill E Stopfer Shea Rauch Andrea Forman Rebecca Kim Dominique Fetzer Linda Fleisher Mary B Daly Susan M Domchek

Published in: Journal of medical Internet research (2016)

Remote videoconferencing telegenetic services are feasible, identify genetic carriers in community practices, and are associated with high patient satisfaction and favorable cognitive and affective outcomes, suggesting an innovative delivery model for further study to improve access to genetic providers and services. Potential barriers to dissemination include technology costs, unclear billing and reimbursement, and state requirements for provider licensure.

Keyphrases

healthcare
primary care
mental health
patient satisfaction
genome wide
copy number
papillary thyroid
clinical trial
gene expression
adipose tissue
squamous cell
weight loss
young adults
affordable care act
human health