Table 4.

Participant Survey Results

Healthcare Provider Experiences with Implementing Genomic Medicine in a FQHC
N = 12
Did you review the GIRA reports with any of your patients?
YES n (%)	NO n (%)
12 (100%)	0
What prevented you from reviewing a GIRA report with any of your patients? Check all that apply.
						#
Lack of time						4
I get too many messages						1
I didn’t think it would be relevant						1
I didn’t think it would require changes in the management of my patient						3
I didn’t order it						2
I assumed the study staff were taking care of this						2
I didn’t know what it was						1
Other						4
A component of the GIRA is the polygenic risk score (PRS), which uses multiple genetic variants to assess a person’s risk of disease. In general, how confident are you…
						Not at all n (%)	A little n (%)	Somewhat n (%)	Very n (%)
…in your knowledge about PRS?						1 (8.3)	5 (41.6)	6 (50)	0
…in your ability to explain a PRS result to your patients?						0	3 (25)	8 (66.6)	1 (8.3)
…in your ability to make health care recommendations for your patients based on a PRS result?						0	3 (25)	5 (41.6)	4 (33.3)
After you reviewed the GIRA reports for your patients, how…
						Not at all n (%)	A little n (%)	Somewhat n (%)	Very n (%)
…understandable were the GIRA reports?						0	3 (25)	3 (25)	6 (50)
…valuable do you think the results on the GIRA report are for your patients’ medical care?						0	4 (33.3)	4 (33.3)	4 (33.3)
…does acting on the GIRA recommendations adversely affect your workflow?						6 (50)	5 (41.6)	1 (8.3)	0
… likely are you to act on the GIRA reports in your practice?						0	3 (25)	3 (25)	6 (50)
…likely will your patients make healthcare changes based on the GIRA recommendations?						0	7 (58.3)	4 (33.3)	1 (8.3)
Did you make any recommendations to your patients based on the findings from the GIRA reports? Recommendations could include order test/s, change treatment, and/or recommend lifestyle change.
YES n (%)	NO n (%)
12 (100%)	0