It is well established that alternative service delivery models are useful tools in expanding access to genetic counseling and testing. However, in a landscape of broadening indications for genetic services and a limited number of genetic clinicians, they are also essential to address persistent health inequalities. This webinar will highlight the efficacy of implementing multiple non-traditional service delivery models in community hospital-based cancer genetic clinics. Additionally, the importance of equitable identification of those at increased risk for cancer will be discussed.
Level of Instruction: Intermediate
*** Continuing Education Credit Information ***
– Only the live session qualifies for CEUs. You must join through the link; if you call-in only your name will not appear on the attendance report.
– Certified GCs: NSGC 0.1 CEU/one Category 1 contact hour per webinar is awarded at the end of the series (in December through the NSGC portal, not by email). You must create a NSCG account (www.nsgc.org).
– Laboratory Personnel: P.A.C.E. certificate is 1 PACE unit/contact hour is awarded per webinar. PACE certificate is available 1-week post-session (through the ASCLS CE Organizer)
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