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A generic computerized method for estimate of familial risks.

Isabelle Colombet1, Yigang Xu, Marie-Christine Jaulent, Daniel Desages, Patrice Degoulet, Gilles Chatellier.   

Abstract

Most guidelines developed for cancers screening and for cardiovascular risk management use rules to estimate familial risk. These rules are complex, difficult to memorize, and need to collect a complete pedigree. This paper describes a generic computerized method to estimate familial risks and its implementation in an internet-based application. The program is based on 3 generic models: a model of the family; a model of familial risk; a display model for the pedigree. The model of family allows to represent each member of the family and to construct and display a family tree. The model of familial risk is generic and allows easy update of the program with new diseases or new rules. It was possible to implement guidelines dealing with breast and colorectal cancer and cardiovascular diseases prevention. First evaluation with general practitioners showed that the program was usable. Impact on quality of familial risk estimate should be more documented.

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Year:  2002        PMID: 12463810      PMCID: PMC2244401     

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Proc AMIA Symp        ISSN: 1531-605X


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