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Translating Cancer Genetics Care: Digital Tools to Improve Cancer Genetics Risk Assessment for Patients With Limited English Proficiency
PURPOSE: This study assessed the acceptability of a multilingual, digital cancer genetics risk assessment (CGRA) tool among patients with limited English proficiency at linguistically diverse, urban gynecology clinics. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Patients presenting for gynecology appointments who spoke
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