Views and experiences of palliative care clinicians in addressing genetics with individuals and families: a qualitative study

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RT @_Steph__White_: @pjnelson @ejhg_journal @aprillmorrow @VCU @universitelaval Just realised I should probably give my own work a shout-ou…

@pjnelson @ejhg_journal @aprillmorrow @VCU @universitelaval Just realised I should probably give my own work a shout-out! Here's a study we did with pall care clinicians about their views and experiences of genomics (doi:https://t.co/HbxMCALjJV) & a…

The study 'Views and experiences of palliative care clinicians in addressing genetics with individuals and families: a qualitative study' concluded integrating aspects of genetics is feasible, but must be balanced against potential harms and benefits. …

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