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. 2022 Mar 18;9:757212. doi: 10.3389/fmed.2022.757212

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Level of genomics training influences use of genetics testing in clinical settings. Proportion of providers who responded Yes to the questions, “Have you ever ordered a genetic test for one of your patients?,” “Have you ever ordered a genetic-based test for diagnostic purposes?,” “Do you feel you need help interpreting clinical genomic data if these data was made available to you?,” and “Would you place a consult to a physician with expertise in genomic medicine if available at your institution” arranged from left to right stratified by self-reported level of training in genomics.