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Genetic data and electronic health records: a discussion of ethical, logistical and technological considerations
computer-sciencedata-scienceelectronic-health-recordengineering-ethicshealth-carehealth-information-technology
OBJECTIVE: The completion of sequencing the human genome in 2003 has spurred the production and collection of genetic data at ever increasing rates. Genetic data obtained for clinical purposes, as is true for all results of clinical tests, are expected to be included in patients' medical records. Wi
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