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Stephanie Aaron was the genetic counselor affiliated with Mass General Hospital's Memory Disorders Unit.
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Methods: Ninety-two patients who underwent counseling and testing by 1 certified genetic counselor were identified.
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And (so is seeing) a certified genetic counselor to get that information, she said.
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A genetic counselor, smoking cessation counselor, and outreach project coordinator and two nurse navigators were hired.
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Interested families attended an informational enrollment session (ES) with a genetic counselor prior to consenting.
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Erin Linnenbringer for being Alice's genetic counselor Dr. Joe Maloney and Dr. Jessica Wieselquist for role-playing as Alice's general practice physician
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It would take a genetic counselor some five hours to explain what a typical genome means, further adding to the true cost.
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Results: Forty-two percent of women preferred that pretest education be delivered by a genetic counselor, while 22% preferred an oncologist.
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It includes two live webinar sessions and a follow-up phone call guided by a certified genetic counselor and a master's prepared oncology nurse.
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Background: Current practice for patients with breast cancer referred for genetic counseling, includes face-to-face consultations with a genetic counselor prior to and following DNA-testing.
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However, women who desired supportive counseling during this session were significantly more likely to prefer a genetic counselor to an oncologist (P = .02).
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Even though genetic counseling is recommended before genetic testing, only about 1 in 5 of the tests was ordered by a genetic counselor.
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If both genes are epsilon-4, that risk can jump as high as 87 percent, says Susan Hahn, a genetic counselor specializing in Alzheimer's disease.
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But most genetic counselors don't even think to look for XP.
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Genetic counselors may need to take into account the family history of the consultand.
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Her doctors, genetic counselors, and even some of her family members recommended against it.
