Document Type
Article
Publication Date
8-6-2024
Journal Title
Discovery Health Systems
MeSH Headings
Humans Genetic Counseling, Professional Practice Gaps, Gastroenterology Goals, Genetic Testing, Health Personnel, Colorectal Neoplasms, Risk Assessment
Abstract
Background: There is underutilization of colorectal (CRC)-related cancer genetic counseling services nationally, especially in underserved regions. Novel models of cancer genetic care in rural states like Maine are needed to narrow the practice gap, reflected in an improvement in the percentage of individuals meeting genetic testing guidelines referred for cancer genetic counseling. Goal To lower the CRC ca
Recommended Citation
Sharp, Stephanie; Steinmark, Linda; Edelman, Emily; Reed, Kate; Barnes, Kelly; and Miesfeldt, Susan, "Closing the Gap: Using the ECHO Model to Improve Access to Hereditary Colorectal Cancer Risk Assessment and Genetic Counseling in the Rural Setting" (2024). MaineHealth Maine Medical Center. 3798.
https://knowledgeconnection.mainehealth.org/mmc/3798