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13. Contributors

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Abercrombie, Diane Dixon, primary, Allison, Linda G., additional, Asprey, David P., additional, Auth, Patrick C., additional, Ballweg, Ruth, additional, Barr, Diana P., additional, Blessing, J. Dennis, additional, Boeve, Wallace D., additional, Brenneman, Anthony, additional, Brown, Darwin, additional, Buck, David R., additional, Buck, Geraldine A., additional, Byers, Tom, additional, Cary, James L., additional, Cary, R. Monty, additional, Chavez, R. Scott, additional, Chitwood, John L., additional, Crouse, Dan, additional, Dale, Linda M., additional, Davis, Ann, additional, Eisenhauer, Walter A., additional, Evans, Timothy C., additional, Gara, Nicole, additional, Gianola, F. J. (Gino), additional, Glicken, Anita Duhl, additional, Goldgar, Constance, additional, Grant, J. Kirkland, additional, Hammond, Jim, additional, Harbert, Kenneth R., additional, Hass, Virginia McCoy, additional, Haverkamp, Ky, additional, Herman, Lawrence, additional, Jones-Hester, L. Jill, additional, Hooker, Roderick S., additional, Johnson, Steven, additional, Jones, Bryanne L., additional, Jones, P. Eugene, additional, Kemle, Kathy A., additional, King, Timothy J., additional, Kohlhepp, William C., additional, Kucera, Kristine J., additional, Kuhns, David H., additional, Lee, Barbara Coombs, additional, Lombardo, Paul, additional, Lurie, H. James, additional, MaHaffy, H. William, additional, Meltzer, Steven, additional, Milton, Mindy G., additional, Morton-Rias, Dawn, additional, Munsell, Debra S., additional, Pedersen, Donald M., additional, Periyakoil, Vyjeyanthi S., additional, Peterson, Martha, additional, Powe, Michael L., additional, Powell, Sharon R., additional, Rackover, Michael A., additional, Rahr, Richard R., additional, Ramos, Maryann, additional, Robinson, Paul S., additional, Simon, Albert, additional, Smith, Anna Mae, additional, Southwick, Lisa K., additional, Statler, P. Michel, additional, Stolberg, Sherry, additional, Stoll, Henry W., additional, Straker, Howard O., additional, Stump, Ernst L., additional, Sullivan, Edward M., additional, Vacala, Mary, additional, Vetrosky, Daniel, additional, Watson, Durward A., additional, WhiteHorse, Emily, additional, Wick, Keren H., additional, Wolpert, Chantelle M., additional, and Yeo, Gwen, additional

Published
2008
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18. GINA: what PAs need to know to protect patients and their families

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Goldgar, Constance

Subjects
Practice, Management, Interpretation and construction, Company business management, Physicians' assistants -- Practice, Patient care -- Management, Medical law -- Interpretation and construction, Patients -- Care and treatment, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act of 2008
Abstract

Rachel, a 39-year-old woman, presents to her family practice PA after finding a mass in the upper outer quadrant of her right breast. She is referred to an oncologist for [...]

Published
2010

31. Hereditary breast and ovarian cancer

Author

Barks, Phyllis and Goldgar, Constance

Subjects
Diagnosis, Analysis, Development and progression, Genetic aspects, BRCA mutations -- Analysis, Breast cancer -- Genetic aspects -- Development and progression -- Diagnosis, Ovarian cancer -- Genetic aspects -- Development and progression -- Diagnosis
Abstract

* TOPIC Hereditary breast and ovarian cancer * CLINICAL BOTTOM LINE * Hereditary breast and ovarian cancer (HBOC) is an autosomal dominant disorder caused by mutations in the BRCA1 and [...]

Published
2012

32. Neurofibromatosis, type 1 (von Recklinghausen disease)

Author

Goldgar, Constance

Subjects
Diagnosis, Care and treatment, Development and progression, Neurofibromatosis -- Diagnosis -- Development and progression -- Care and treatment
Abstract

CONDITION Neurofibromatosis, type 1 (von Recklinghausen disease) * CLINICAL BOTTOM LINE * Neurofibromatosis, type 1 (NF1) is an autosomal dominant multisystem disorder caused by mutations in the NF1 gene. * [...]

Published
2011

33. Collaborating to Achieve the Optimal Family Medicine Workforce

Author

Kelly, Christina, primary, Coutinho, Anastasia J., additional, Goldgar, Constance, additional, Gonsalves, Wanda, additional, Gutkin, Cal, additional, Kellerman, Rick, additional, Fetter, Gerald, additional, Tuggy, Mike, additional, Martinez-Bianchi, Viviana, additional, Pauwels, Judith, additional, Hinkle, B. Tate, additional, Bhuyan, Natasha, additional, McCrory, KrisEmily, additional, Roett, Michelle A., additional, Snellings, John, additional, Yu, Kim, additional, and Bentley, Ashley, additional

Published
2019
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34. Entrustable Professional Activities

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Lohenry, Kevin C., primary, Brenneman, Anthony, additional, Goldgar, Constance, additional, Hills, Karen J., additional, VanderMeulen, Stephane P., additional, Lane, Steven, additional, Ziegler, Olivia, additional, Barwick, Timi Agar, additional, and Fletcher, Sara, additional

Published
2017
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37. Establishment of the Genetic/Genomic Competency Centerfor Education

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Voss, John, Feero, W. Gregory, Calzone, Kathleen A., Jerome-D'Emilia, Bonnie, Jenkins, Jean, Goldgar, Constance, Rackover, Michael, Jackson, John, and Chen, Ye

Subjects
Nursing--Study and teaching, repository, physician assistantcurricula, physician assistant education, Open access publishing, nursingcurricula, FOS: Biological sciences, Genetics, nursing education, Physicians' assistants--Study and teaching, toolkit, Genomics, Education, Nursing
Abstract

Purpose: Develop a trans-disciplinary repository of genomics education resources using a Web-based learning management system. The repository maps and organizes genetic-genomic information and materials relevant to educators by healthcare discipline-specific competencies and performance indicators.Methods: An interdisciplinary project team was established to guide toolkit repository building and usability testing. The toolkit was built using the X-CREDIT software on the Moodle learning management platform, which includes a mapping matrix and browsing function that captures teaching resources in a searchable database linked to competencies, knowledge areas, performance indicators, learning activities and resources, and outcome assessments. Discipline-specific advisory groups assisted in resource identification, competency mapping, and peer review. The toolkit is multidisciplinary, currently including physician assistants and nurses, and provides a resource crosslink to discipline-specific competencies. All resources have a detailed description, and users may contribute new resources, which are peer reviewed for relevance and accuracy by an editorial board. Alpha and beta testing using online usability surveys that included toolkit exercises helped refine the structure, look, and navigation of the final website.Findings: One hundred thirty faculty��� 124 nursing and 6 physician assistant faculty��� agreed to participate. Of those, 59 users (45.4% response rate) completed the online usability survey. Nearly all users (94.9%) were able to find a competency that was relevant to their topic, and 85.4% were able to locate the relevant performance indicators. The majority (86.5%) felt the model adequately described the relationships between competencies, performance indicators, learning activities-resources, and assessments, and made conceptual sense. Survey respondents reported font color and size made the information difficult to read, windows were not large enough, and the ���shopping cart��� concept was confusing; all of these areas have been modified for the final toolkit version.Conclusions: Alpha and beta testing of the toolkit revealed that users can successfully obtain educational materials by searching competencies and performance indicators. The platform is accessible on the Internet at http://www.g-2-c-2.org and can be continually updated as new resources become available.Clinical Relevance: Faculty members need easy access to a wide range of accurate, current resources to facilitate integration of genomics into the curriculum.

Published
2011
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38. Contributors

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Asprey, David P., Ballweg, Ruth, Bascombe, Kate Sophia, Boeve, Wallace, Bowser, Jonathan M., Brenneman, Anthony, Brown, Darwin, Buller, Michelle, Bushardt, Reamer L., Hunter Buskey, Robin N., Cavalet, Jill, Chambers, Jeff W., Cobb, Torry Grantham, Constantine, Roy H., Contreras, Marci, Crouse, Dan, Davis, Ann, de Oliveira, Justine Strand, DePalma, Sondra M., Everett, Christine, Feirstein, Jennifer, Forest, Christopher P., Gardner, April, Goldgar, Constance, Greene, Earl G., III, Hammerbacher, Noelle, Hass, Virginia McCoy, Hoffman, Erin, Honda, Trenton, Horvath, Theresa, Huffstutler, Hannah, Jensen, Emily Joy, Johnson, James C., III, Kayingo, Gerald, Kemle, Kathy A., Kestler, Bri, Kohlhepp, William C., Kuhns, David H., Kuilman, Luppo, Lee, Barbara Coombs, LeLacheur, Susan, Lesandrini, Jason, Maldonado, Rebecca, McAdams, Erin Nicole Lunn, McLaughlin, Nancy E., Meltzer, Steven, Miller, Anthony A., Moore-Nadler, Margaret, Morton-Rias, Dawn, Mulitalo, Karen, Munsell, Debra S., Navarro-Reynolds, Lillian, O’Hara, Kevin Michael, Perry, Courtney J., Perry, Ron W., Polansky, Maura, Powe, Michael L., Quincy, Brenda, Rackover, Michael, Radix, Stephanie M., Richards, Scott D., Risling-de Jong, Robin, Ritsema, Tamara S., Rothschild, Elizabeth, Saltzman, Barbara, Scholting, Patty J., Scott, Craig S., Segal-Gidan, Freddi, Sullivan, Edward M., VanderMeulen, Stephane, Vetrosky, Daniel T., Walker, Lisa K., Walkup, Natalie, Wall, Jennifer B., Wolpert, Chantelle, Yealy, Johnna K., Yeo, Gwen, Zaweski, Joseph, and Ziegler, Olivia

Published
2018
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39. Get ready for the brave new world of genetic medicine

Author

Rackover, Michael A. and Goldgar, Constance

Subjects
Gene mutations -- Health aspects -- Research -- Genetic aspects, Gene therapy -- Health aspects -- Research, Lung cancer -- Risk factors -- Genetic aspects -- Research, Health care industry
Abstract

In a paper published in the [October 23, 2008] issue of the journal Nature, the Tumor Sequencing Project (TSP) consortium identified 26 genes that are frequently mutated in lung adenocarcinoma--an [...]

Published
2009

44. Contributors

Author

Abercrombie, Diane D., Allison, Linda G., Asprey, David P., Auth, Patrick C., Ballweg, Ruth, Blessing, J. Dennis, Brenneman, Anthony, Brown, Darwin, Carey, Lawrence, Cary, James L., Cary, R. Monty, Chavez, R. Scott, Chitwood, John L., Cobb, Torry Grantham, Constantine, Roy H., Crouse, Dan, Dale, Linda M., Davis, Ann, Eisenhauer, Walter A., Evans, Timothy C., Fleming, Shani D., Gianola, F.J. (Gino), Glicken, Anita Duhl, Goldgar, Constance, Grant, J. Kirkland, Hammond, Jim, Hass, Virginia, Haverkamp, Ky, Herman, Lawrence, Horvath, Theresa V., Jones-Hester, L. Jill, Kemle, Kathy A., Kidd, Vasco Deon, Kohlhepp, William C., Kucera, Kristine J., Kuhns, David H., Lee, Barbara Coombs, Lurie, H. James, Mahaffy, H. William, Meltzer, Steven, Milton, Mindy G., Morton-Rias, Dawn, Munsell, Debra S., Petersen, Martha, Polansky, Maura, Pomeranz, Harry, Powe, Michael L., Quigley, Timothy, Rackover, Michael, Ramos, Maryann, Scott, Terry, Segal-Gidan, Freddi, Simon, Albert, Smith, Anna Mae, Straker, Howard, Stump, Ernest L., Sullivan, Edward M., Thetford, Lois C., Vacala, Mary, VanderMeulen, Stephane, Vetrosky, Daniel T., Vorvick, Linda J., Walker, Lisa K., Watson, Durward A., WhiteHorse, Emily, Wick, Keren H., and Yeo, Gwen

Published
2013
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45. Treatment Options for Acne Rosacea.

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GOLDGAR, CONSTANCE, KEAHEY, DAVID J., and HOUCHINS, JOHN

Subjects
ROSACEA, ERYTHEMA, CUTANEOUS manifestations of general diseases, FACE diseases, METRONIDAZOLE, ANTIBIOTICS, THERAPEUTICS
Abstract

Rosacea is a common chronic, and sometimes progressive, dermatosis. It is characterized, alone or in combination, by central facial erythema, symmetric flushing, stinging sensation, inflammatory lesions (papules and pustules), telangiectasias, and phymatous changes (tissue hyperplasia and nodules). Rosacea can occur in adults of any ethnicity, and adversely affects patients' quality of life. The condition can be effectively controlled with therapy tailored to the specific subtype of rosacea that is affecting the patient. Topical metronidazole, sulfacetamide/sulfur, and azelaic acid are generally effective for patients with mild rosacea. For moderate papulopustular rosacea, combination therapy with oral tetracyclines and topical agents is the first-line choice. Treatment with a topical agent, such as metronidazole, may help maintain remission. Patients with ocular involvement may benefit from long-term oral antibiotics and metronidazole gel. Referral to a subspecialist is necessary for patients who have ocular rosacea with ophthalmic complications, severe or recalcitrant rosacea, or phymatous changes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2009

50. Roles and responsibilities of physician assistants practicing in Mohs surgery.

Author

Gaffney, Samantha, Goldgar, Constance, and Hyde, Mark

Abstract

An estimated 30% of members of the American College of Mohs Surgery (ACMS) are using physician assistants (PAs).' In Mohs surgery, the surgeon and the pathologist are the same person,2 so understanding which tasks are being delegated to PAs working in Mohs surgery is important. Our survey explores the number of PAs working with Mohs surgeons and the tasks delegated to PAs in this specialty. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012
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