Gynecologists' training, knowledge, and experiences in genetics: a survey.

摘要: Abstract Objective: To explore gynecologists’ knowledge, training, and practice experience with genetic screening DNA-based testing. Methods: A questionnaire survey was sent to 1248 ACOG Fellows, of whom 564 (45%) responded. One hundred thirty-four respondents (24%) reported that they do not order tests or take family histories screen for heritable diseases disorders. Results from the 428 who provide services are reported. Results: Most physicians (90%) knew most informative when used in conjunction histories. Gynecologists gave more correct responses regarding testing breast ovarian cancers than colon cancer other adult-onset diseases. Sixty-five percent had received formal training gynecologic practice. Older were less likely have training. Younger generally on knowledge portion (r = −.165, P Conclusion: knowledgeable about issues pertaining certain Training appeared increase knowledge. Increased affiliation specialists others could improve ability use clinical