为人口基因组筛查和咨询而开发的会诊前聊天机器人的用户测试

IF 1.9 4区 医学 Q3 GENETICS & HEREDITY
Kelly M. Morgan, Jessica Goehringer, Zoe Lindsey-Mills, Andrew Brangan, Jasleen Kaur, Nicole L. Walters, Sarah K. Savage, Amy C. Sturm, Gemme Campbell-Salome
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摘要

许多新兴的服务提供模式将遗传咨询时间与患者分诊到遗传后检测,包括人群基因组筛查和遗传咨询(GC)。为了引导患者并帮助遗传咨询师量身定制此类访问,创建了一个预诊(PV)聊天机器人,以评估患者对遗传结果的理解、情绪反应和家庭沟通。这项研究探讨了患者对PV聊天机器人的看法以及他们将如何使用它。通过视频会议对完成GC的患者进行用户测试。在普罗克特的实施研究概念模型的指导下,在一个后实证主义范式下进行了密码本主题分析。总共有16名参与者完成了用户测试,其中12名是女性,4名是男性,平均年龄为55.4岁(32-69岁)。参与者在癌症的78个基因中有各种各样的遗传结果(PMS2 n = 2;PALB2 n = 4;BRCA2 n = 1)和心血管(LDLR n = 1;MYBPC3 n = 1;DSP n = 1;TTN n = 5;MYH7 n = 1)条件。参与者报告了聊天机器人的高可接受性(M = 4.53/5, SD = 0.45)和可行性(M = 4.43/5, SD = 1.04)。参与者报告说,他们喜欢聊天机器人,因为它易于使用,而且预计会给GC带来好处。参与者将聊天机器人视为GC的补充,并分享聊天机器人将以他们可能没有考虑到的方式帮助他们为GC做准备,包括邀请家庭成员加入预约。参与者希望聊天机器人更个性化,包括对他们个人/家庭历史的回应,可选择的补充教育,以及更多情感支持的语言。一些参与者描述了聊天机器人的某些方面的挑战,包括重复性和经过验证的缩放测量的措辞。总体而言,参与者认为PV聊天机器人在教育和准备GC方面有价值,并反映PV聊天机器人如何增强GC。这个聊天机器人的许多优点都适用于各种GC设置。
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User testing of a previsit chatbot developed for population genomic screening and counseling

Many emerging service delivery models triage genetic counselor time with patients to postgenetic testing, including population genomic screening followed by genetic counseling (GC). To prime patients and help genetic counselors tailor such visits, a previsit (PV) chatbot was created to assess patient understanding, emotional response to, and family communication about genetic results. This study explored patients' perceptions of the PV chatbot and how they would use it. User testing was conducted via videoconference with patients who had completed GC. A codebook thematic analysis informed by Proctor's Conceptual Model of Implementation Research in a postpositivist paradigm was conducted. In total, 16 participants completed user testing, of whom 12 were women and 4 were men with a mean age of 55.4 (range 32–69). Participants had a variety of genetic results out of 78 genes among cancer (PMS2 n = 2; PALB2 n = 4; BRCA2 n = 1) and cardiovascular (LDLR n = 1; MYBPC3 n = 1; DSP n = 1; TTN n = 5; MYH7 n = 1) conditions. Participants reported high acceptability (M = 4.53/5, SD = 0.45) and feasibility (M = 4.43/5, SD = 1.04) of the chatbot. Participants reported liking the chatbot because of its ease of use and anticipated benefit to GC. Participants viewed the chatbot as complementary to GC and shared that the chatbot would have helped prepare them for GC in ways they may not have considered, including inviting a family member to join the appointment. Participants desired more personalization within the chatbot, including responsiveness to their personal/family history, optional supplementary education, and more emotionally supportive language. Some participants described challenges with certain aspects of the chatbot, including the repetitiveness and phrasing of validated scaled measures. Overall, participants perceived the PV chatbot to be of value in educating and preparing them for GC and reflected on how the PV chatbot may have enhanced GC. Many of the perceived benefits of this chatbot are applicable across GC settings.

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Journal of Genetic Counseling
Journal of Genetic Counseling GENETICS & HEREDITY-
CiteScore
3.80
自引率
26.30%
发文量
113
审稿时长
6 months
期刊介绍: The Journal of Genetic Counseling (JOGC), published for the National Society of Genetic Counselors, is a timely, international forum addressing all aspects of the discipline and practice of genetic counseling. The journal focuses on the critical questions and problems that arise at the interface between rapidly advancing technological developments and the concerns of individuals and communities at genetic risk. The publication provides genetic counselors, other clinicians and health educators, laboratory geneticists, bioethicists, legal scholars, social scientists, and other researchers with a premier resource on genetic counseling topics in national, international, and cross-national contexts.
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