Patients from Historically Marginalized Backgrounds are Referred to Clinical Genetics at Lower Rates in a Large Academic Health System
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Presenting Author - Jessica Priestley, MD, PhD; Co-Author - Ian M. Campbell, MD, PhD; Co-Author - Paula Roig Opio, B.S.; Co-Author - Rebecca D. Ganetzky, MD, FACMG; Co-Author - Francis Jeshira Reynoso Santos, MD, FACMG; Co-Author - George Dalembert, MD;
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Ethical Legal and Social Issues
Co-Author Ian M. Campbell, MD, PhD
Co-Author Paula Roig Opio, B.S.
Co-Author Rebecca D. Ganetzky, MD, FACMG
Co-Author Francis Jeshira Reynoso Santos, MD, FACMG
Co-Author George Dalembert, MD
Presenting Author Jessica Priestley, MD, PhD
Keywords
referral rates
clinical genetics
marginalized backgrounds
social determinants
racial/ethnic populations
diversity in education
effects of racism
X-linked recessive conditions
public insurance
equitable healthcare

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