What does this research mean for the field?

11% of individuals with germline pathogenic variants fail to accurately recall their inherited cancer genetic test results. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.CONFIRMATORY. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

What question did this study set out to answer?

Examine factors associated with the inaccurate recall of genetic test results among individuals with germline pathogenic variants.

March 10, 2026Cancer Medicine1 citationsOpen Access

Factors Associated With Inaccurate Recall of Inherited Cancer Genetic Test Results Among Individuals With Germline Pathogenic Variants

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DCDeborah CragunUniversity of South Florida BSBrittany F. SearsUniversity of South Florida KBKarishma Prakash BharwaniTampa General Hospital

Puntos clave

Examine factors associated with the inaccurate recall of genetic test results among individuals with germline pathogenic variants.
Observational study design
Assessment of participant recall accuracy regarding genetic test results
Analysis of demographic and clinical factors influencing recall
11% of participants did not accurately recall their genetic test results
Poor documentation is linked to inaccuracies in recall
The need for improved accessibility of test results for patients and providers was identified

Resumen

Given 11% of participants failed to remember being tested or failed to accurately recall their result, this highlights the importance of documentation and accessibility of test results by both patients and providers to ensure patients receive appropriate care.

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