A pooled electronic consultation program to improve access to genetics specialists
Purpose: Given limited ambulatory access to genetics specialists, innovative service delivery solutions are needed. Electronic consultation (e-consult) programs are growing to connect clinicians to specialists. We explored the utilization and outcomes of a genetics and genomics e-consult program at...
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A pooled electronic consultation program to improve access to genetics specialists |
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Purpose: Given limited ambulatory access to genetics specialists, innovative service delivery solutions are needed. Electronic consultation (e-consult) programs are growing to connect clinicians to specialists. We explored the utilization and outcomes of a genetics and genomics e-consult program at Massachusetts General Hospital system in its first year. Methods: A retrospective observational analysis of genetics e-consults ordered between April 2021 and March 2022. Results: In its first year, the e-consult service triaged 153 requests and completed 122 in a median of 2.0 days. Of the 97 e-consults with actionable recommendations, there was documentation that most ordering clinicians followed through (82%). A variety of providers used the service, though the majority (77%) were generalists. Conclusion: e-Consult models should be considered as one way to increase access to genetics expertise. |
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Purpose: Given limited ambulatory access to genetics specialists, innovative service delivery solutions are needed. Electronic consultation (e-consult) programs are growing to connect clinicians to specialists. We explored the utilization and outcomes of a genetics and genomics e-consult program at Massachusetts General Hospital system in its first year. Methods: A retrospective observational analysis of genetics e-consults ordered between April 2021 and March 2022. Results: In its first year, the e-consult service triaged 153 requests and completed 122 in a median of 2.0 days. Of the 97 e-consults with actionable recommendations, there was documentation that most ordering clinicians followed through (82%). A variety of providers used the service, though the majority (77%) were generalists. Conclusion: e-Consult models should be considered as one way to increase access to genetics expertise. |
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Purpose: Given limited ambulatory access to genetics specialists, innovative service delivery solutions are needed. Electronic consultation (e-consult) programs are growing to connect clinicians to specialists. We explored the utilization and outcomes of a genetics and genomics e-consult program at Massachusetts General Hospital system in its first year. Methods: A retrospective observational analysis of genetics e-consults ordered between April 2021 and March 2022. Results: In its first year, the e-consult service triaged 153 requests and completed 122 in a median of 2.0 days. Of the 97 e-consults with actionable recommendations, there was documentation that most ordering clinicians followed through (82%). A variety of providers used the service, though the majority (77%) were generalists. Conclusion: e-Consult models should be considered as one way to increase access to genetics expertise. |
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