Patient Survey: Improving the Delivery of Genetic Results
CAH is a rare genetic condition and many of us will have received results of genetic testing at some point on our CAH journey.
When you received these reults might not have been at the best time – pehaps you received genomic test results while you were driving, on the school run and even at work. That’s why we are supporting the NHS South East Genomic Medicine Service in their quest to improve the way people receive their genetic results.
To do that, we would encourage you to complete this short survey about your personal experience of receiving your genetic results.
They want to hear the positive, the challenging and everything in-between. The more feedback they get, the more improvements they can make. The closing date is 16th October.
Find the survey link here: Patient Survey: Improving the delivery of genetic results – Fill out form
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