Table 1.
Contextual Sub-domains and Concepts
| Sub-domains | Concepts |
|---|---|
| Healthcare System Factors | |
| Medical care | access to and quality of care; EHR type |
| System features | resources and infrastructure: genomic; mix of individuals receiving care (number, payers, demographics) |
| type: in/outpatient; academic/community; rural/urban; private/public | |
| culture: openness to change; structural discrimination | |
| Social Determinants | |
| Social | networks; support; resources; influence; engagement |
| Built environment | housing; poverty; crime; walkability; exposure to pollution, toxins, pathogens; food; racism; unequal distribution of resources (policies, systems, education, economic) |
| Clinician Factors | |
| Demographics | age; race/ethnicity; sex/gender; training; specialty; experience |
| Psychosocial | psychosocial: stress; satisfaction; self-efficacy; reaction to medical uncertainty |
| stressors/resources: time; access to information; experts; referrals; perceived racism | |
| attitudes, knowledge and understanding: genetic (testing, return of results, expected utility); implicit bias | |
| Individual & Family Factors | |
| Demographics | age; race/ethnicity; sex/gender; language; literacy; numeracy; income; employment; education; insurance; self-reported ancestry |
| Bio-psychosocial | biological/clinical: family history; comorbidity; genetics, including genetic ancestry |
| psychosocial: depression; stress; anxiety; self-efficacy; stigma; racism; perceived racism; activation; cultural norms; family issues | |
| stressors/resources: family; community; occupational; financial; illness | |
| knowledge, attitudes and understanding: genetic testing, results & their disclosure; intervention; trust (in testing, results, providers); expected utility; activation | |