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|Abstract=Clinicians order next-generation genomic testing to address diagnostic uncertainty about the cause of a patient’s symptoms. Based on video-recorded observations, we examine geneticists as they return exome sequencing results to families. We find that in consultations, clinical geneticists’ interpretations of genomic findings frequently go beyond the laboratory report. The news delivery offers parents insight into the basis of clinicians’ judgment but also invites parents’ involvement in the determination of genetic causality. Through this process, clinicians and parents collaborate to define the boundaries of uncertainty. We show that through collectively managing the causal ambiguities of genomic findings, clinicians and parents enact a care relationship that works to assuage underlying feelings of diagnostic uncertainty.
 
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Stivers-Timmermans2016
BibType ARTICLE
Key Stivers-Timmermans2016
Author(s) Tanya Stivers, Stefan Timmermans
Title Negotiating the Diagnostic Uncertainty of Genomic Test Results
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Tag(s) EMCA, Medical, Doctor-patient interaction, Genetic counseling, Counseling, Medical EMCA
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Year 2016
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Journal Social Psychology Quarterly
Volume 79
Number 3
Pages 199-221
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DOI 10.1177/0190272516658770
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Abstract

Clinicians order next-generation genomic testing to address diagnostic uncertainty about the cause of a patient’s symptoms. Based on video-recorded observations, we examine geneticists as they return exome sequencing results to families. We find that in consultations, clinical geneticists’ interpretations of genomic findings frequently go beyond the laboratory report. The news delivery offers parents insight into the basis of clinicians’ judgment but also invites parents’ involvement in the determination of genetic causality. Through this process, clinicians and parents collaborate to define the boundaries of uncertainty. We show that through collectively managing the causal ambiguities of genomic findings, clinicians and parents enact a care relationship that works to assuage underlying feelings of diagnostic uncertainty.

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