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. 1999 Nov 27;319(7222):1410–1413. doi: 10.1136/bmj.319.7222.1410

Table 2.

People included in theoretical sample and what was discussed with them

Theoretical sample (n=14) Specific issues explored*
GP principal and professor of general practice Interpretation of hereditary and familial disease; role of GPs; generalism/specialism
Lead GP who advises on health policy Role of GPs; generalism
GP principal with a specific interest in genetics Role of GPs; hereditary and familial disease; generalism
Member of GP research network Role of GPs; hereditary and familial disease
1 GP teacher and 1 tutor Ethical information needs; holism; generalism
6 GP principals from local practices (with no specific interest in genetics) Impact of genetics on current practice; role of GPs; hereditary and familial disease;  generalism/specialism
Consultant in cancer genetics Heriditary and familial disease; generalism
Professor of genetics Heriditary and familial disease; generalism
*

Only those issues relevant to this paper are listed.