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Focus group approach for developing written patient information in oncogenetics.

Christine Lasset1, Marie Charavel, Valérie Bonadona.   

Abstract

We report our experience in developing written patient information in the field of genetic oncology using a focus group approach. A scientific document addressing the issue about the finding of negative (i.e., inconclusive) results in BRCA1/2 diagnostic genetic testing was elaborated in three stages. The initial version written by a scientific committee was discussed in two focus group sessions, and then rewritten to incorporate the comments and suggestions collected. The discussions during focus group meetings were analyzed using a specific analysis grid exploring five dimensions. The input provided from the focus group greatly improved the initial version, leading to the production of a document containing appropriate scientific information that was accessible to patients. Focus groups are useful tools for developing good-quality documents in the complex setting of genetic oncology.

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Year:  2007        PMID: 17627393     DOI: 10.1089/gte.2006.0500

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Genet Test        ISSN: 1090-6576


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