A trainee-led team affiliated with the Stanford University Genetics Department (primary instructors: Roshni Patel and Rachel Ungar and secondary instructors: Alanna Pyke, Alvina Adimoelja, Anjali Narain, Justin Gomez-Stafford, and Naiomi Hunter) developed this course on genetics, ethics and society.
This position is part of The Ohio State University’s Provost’s Tenure-Track Fellow to Faculty Program.
The Provost’s Tenure-Track Fellow to Faculty Program is a two-year program that assists early career
scholars as they transition to the tenure track. The fellowship period provides for an in-depth start on
scholarship with limited teaching requirements (although Fellows may teach one course per year if they
choose) and designated faculty mentorship. Provost Fellows will also receive research funding and
The incorporation of genetics and genomics into medical care and the public domain raises new challenges for how we understand privacy and identity, concepts that have long been closely linked in American discourse.
Laura Duque-Lasio, MD
Date: May 20, 2022
Question: If changes to these forms were to be recommended, what are the considerations that need to be made to implement these changes? Barriers/opportunities?
Goal: Identify the considerations necessary to change these clinical forms