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Innovations in Service Delivery in the Age of Genomics Workshop Summary (2009) / Chapter Skim
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6 Concluding Remarks
Pages 51-52

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... Gathering data versus moving forward with "enough" data 3. Information technology versus the human element of medicine 51
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... Providing access to genomic services to those who can afford them now versus the potential to exacerbate disparities As a final point, one participant suggested that rather than trying to collect data on patients during their physician visits, genomics researchers might try to find a Framingham of their own to study an entire population over many years. She posited that many people in this nation would volunteer for such an endeavor.
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