… medical record systems that display the family history graphically as a pedigree or genogram.
Thus, most current electronic medical record … to traditional family history-taking strategies. …

… -based medicine to craft individualized care guided by family history, and continuing to
update our approach to family history — to make the “old-fashioned” family history even more …

… , it is tempting to presume that the need for family history information will become obsolete.
In fact, the medical family history remains the single most cost-effective approach to …

… Family history has been recognized in clinical medicine as an important, yet nonmodifiable,
… of family history has rarely been applied in the practice of preventive medicine to assess …

… questionnaire and a quantitative family risk … family history as a predictor of future disease.3,
12 We showed that young, unaffected family members in families with a positive family history …

… program or information recorded within the medical record. Of 362 computer entries, 69%
had some form of family history information recorded within their medical record. A total of 101 …

… Family history data can be collected … than family studydata, and there¬ fore the family history
method may be used to screen large numbers of families in order to select particular families …

… Associations with family history of lung cancer (16-22) and … of smoking, family history of
cancer, and med ical history of respiratory … or Oakland Kaiser Permanente Medical Centers for a …

… an inadequate history. Several family history tools that integrate with electronic medical
records are available to augment this history intake, some of which have succeeded.[4]…

… of using a single, comprehensive family history as a method for stratifying risk for many
preventable, common genetic disorders. Family histories obtained in a prenatal diagnostic clinic …