Motivations and Perceptions of Early Adopters of Personalized Genomics: Perspectives from Research Participants | Zendy

Sarah E. Gollust | Zendy; Erynn S. Gordon | Zendy; Cara Zayac | Zendy; Georgia Griffin | Zendy; M F Christman | Zendy; Reed E. Pyeritz | Zendy; Lisa Wawak | Zendy; Barbara A. Bernhardt | Zendy

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Motivations and Perceptions of Early Adopters of Personalized Genomics: Perspectives from Research Participants

Author(s) -

Sarah E. Gollust,

Erynn S. Gordon,

Cara Zayac,

Georgia Griffin,

M F Christman,

Reed E. Pyeritz,

Lisa Wawak,

Barbara A. Bernhardt

Publication year - 2011

Publication title -

public health genomics

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.701

H-Index - 51

eISSN - 1662-8063

pISSN - 1662-4246

DOI - 10.1159/000327296

Subject(s) - personalized medicine , personal genomics , curiosity , health care , medicine , early adopter , family medicine , public health , perception , precision medicine , risk perception , psychology , genomics , nursing , marketing , bioinformatics , social psychology , business , biochemistry , chemistry , pathology , genome , biology , economics , gene , economic growth , neuroscience

To predict the potential public health impact of personal genomics, empirical research on public perceptions of these services is needed. In this study, 'early adopters' of personal genomics were surveyed to assess their motivations, perceptions and intentions.

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