The information from a pharmacogenomic test may improve the way my medication treatment is currently managed. |
187 (84%) |
19 (28%) |
52 (75%) |
0.0473 |
34 (89%) |
29 (76%) |
0.0644 |
26 (84%) |
23 (72%) |
0.513 |
0.3541 |
The information from a pharmacogenomic test may improve the way my medication treatment will be managed in the future. |
204 (92%) |
66 (95%) |
61 (88%) |
0.1035 |
37 (97%) |
36 (95%) |
0.8167 |
29 (93%) |
25 (81%) |
0.109 |
0.0094 |
Pharmacogenomics is useful in managing drug therapy. |
185 (83%) |
59 (86%) |
56 (81%) |
0.4721 |
31 (82%) |
32 (84%) |
0.9528 |
28 (90%) |
24 (77%) |
0.292 |
0.5922 |
I am confident in my ability to understand the results of pharmacogenomic testing. |
113 (51%) |
28 (41%) |
30 (43%) |
0.4911 |
15 (39%) |
20 (53%) |
0.1102 |
13 (42%) |
10 (32%) |
0.478 |
0.1098 |
I am familiar with pharmacogenomic resources (e.g., guidelines) for use in the clinical setting. |
55 (25%) |
12 (17%) |
38 (55%) |
<0.0001 |
8 (21%) |
22 (58%) |
<0.0001 |
4 (13%) |
16 (52%) |
0.0002 |
0.7042 |
I would recommend the use of pharmacogenomic testing to manage therapy prospectively. |
139 (63%) |
44 (64%) |
47 (68%) |
0.2863 |
27 (71%) |
31 (82%) |
0.8724 |
17 (55%) |
16 (52%) |
0.21 |
0.0259 |
I am confident in applying pharmacogenomic information to manage patients’ drug therapy. |
77 (35%) |
20 (29%) |
35 (51%) |
0.0045 |
11 (29%) |
22 (58%) |
0.0029 |
9 (29%) |
13 (42%) |
0.305 |
0.3406 |
I know enough about genetics to understand personal genome test results. |
108 (49%) |
32 (46%) |
41 (59%) |
0.2151 |
18 (47%) |
25 (66%) |
0.1405 |
14 (45%) |
16 (52%) |
0.969 |
0.2631 |
Personal genomics will likely play an important role in my future career. |
137 (62%) |
35 (51%) |
55 (90%) |
0.0072 |
23 (61%) |
32 (84%) |
0.074 |
12 (39%) |
23 (74%) |
0.095 |
0.084 |
Most pharmacists have enough knowledge to help individuals interpret results of personal genome tests. |
52 (23%) |
13 (19%) |
21 (30%) |
0.9936 |
8 (21%) |
11 (29%) |
0.8978 |
5 (16%) |
10 (32%) |
0.912 |
0.731 |
Most people can accurately interpret their personal genome test results. |
13 (6%) |
4 (6%) |
11 (16%) |
0.7011 |
3 (17%) |
5 (13%) |
0.5786 |
1 (3%) |
6 (19%) |
0.274 |
0.1635 |
I would recommend a personal genotyping test for a patient at this time. |
46 (21%) |
13 (19%) |
25 (36%) |
0.0032 |
7 (18%) |
14 (37%) |
0.0923 |
6 (19%) |
11 (35%) |
0.017 |
0.3482 |