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• W4386988432 abstract "Background and aims As cell and gene therapy (CGT) has grown in availability and scope, more unapproved regenerative medicine is being marketed to the public. It is essential that health care providers have sufficient knowledge and comfort to determine whether treatments are properly regulated and address these topics with patients. Due to the applicability of CGT to genetic disease, genetic counselors could be key in providing education and answering patients’ questions about these topics. However, previous studies have focused only on physicians’ knowledge and comfort with CGT and unapproved regenerative medicine. The purpose of this study was to assess genetic counselors’ self-reported knowledge and comfort discussing these topics with patients and to explore what factors predict increased knowledge and comfort. Methods The authors designed an online survey distributed to genetic counselors who were part of the National Society of Genetic Counselors Student Research Program e-mail list. The survey addressed genetic counselors’ demographics, practice experience with CGT, education about CGT, knowledge and comfort. Results The survey was completed by 144 genetic counselors. The best predictor of increased knowledge and comfort was experience discussing CGT in practice. In addition, those who worked at an institution at which CGT trials were offered had greater knowledge and comfort. However, most genetic counselors reported their knowledge was not sufficient to address questions from patients, and most had little-to-no knowledge or comfort determining whether a trial was properly regulated. There was no correlation between education and either knowledge or comfort; however, most participants desired more education about these topics. Conclusions This study suggests that genetic counselors who (i) have experience with CGT in practice or (ii) work at institutions at which CGT trials are offered may have better knowledge regarding CGT. These results may help identify individuals and/or institutions in whom increasing knowledge regarding CGT could be beneficial. This is crucial as CGT becomes mainstream, leading to more widely marketed unapproved regenerative medicine. Several gaps in knowledge and comfort were identified, including participants’ ability to determine whether a treatment is properly regulated. Further research is needed to better characterize the educational needs of genetic counselors surrounding these topics to address these gaps." @default.
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• W4386988432 date "2023-09-01" @default.
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• W4386988432 title "Survey of genetic counselors identifies a knowledge gap discerning properly regulated cell and gene therapy trials" @default.
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