Series
ELSIconversations 2: Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics
Challenges in Implementing Changes in the Collection of Race, Ethnicity, and Ancestry Data in Test Requisition Forms
Type
Webinar
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
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Keywords
Race
ancestry
Ethnicity
clinical lab requisition forms
Videos in Series
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ELSIconversations 2: Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics - ELSIconversations: Revisions to Demographic Representations on Clinical Lab Requisition Forms
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ELSIconversations 2: Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics - Standardizing Lab Requisition Forms for Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM): A ClinGen Cardiovascular Disease Working Group Initiative
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ELSIconversations 2: Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics - ELSIconversations: Utility of Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics
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ELSIconversations 2: Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics - ELSIconversations: Shedding Light on the Use of Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics
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ELSIconversations 2: Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics - Clinical Genetics Laboratories Use Divergent Demographic Frameworks Across Countries
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ELSIconversations 2: Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics - How Race, Ethnicity, and Ancestry Information is Used in Genetic Diagnostics: One Lab's Perspective
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ELSIconversations 2: Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics - Diversity Measures in Genomic Medicine
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ELSIconversations 2: Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics - Shedding Light on the Use of Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics
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ELSIconversations 2: Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics - Race, Ethnicity, and Ancestry (REA) in Clinical Genetics: Variability in Collection and Use
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ELSIconversations 2: Population Descriptors in Clinical Genetics - The Challenges of Standardization in a System with Complex Incentives