This study explores neurologists' and psychiatrists' knowledge, attitudes, and practices
concerning genetic tests. Psychiatrists (n= 5,316) and neurologists (n= 2,167) on the …

Purpose: This study is the first survey of a random national sample of US psychiatrists to
assess attitudes, knowledge, and clinical experience regarding genetics. We hypothesized …

Aims: A probability sample of US psychiatrists (n= 93) was invited to complete a mail survey
regarding the likely impact of genetic testing on psychiatry; the clinical utility of …

PURPOSE. To assess primary care physicians' and psychiatrists' knowledge of genetics and
genetic tests and the factors associated with differences in these physicians' knowledge …

Abstract Purpose of Review Genetic testing for mental illness is likely to become
increasingly prevalent as the science behind it is refined. This article identifies anticipated …

While genetics evaluation is increasingly utilized in adult neurology patients, its usage and
efficacy are not well characterized. Here, we report our experience with 1461 consecutive …

Many questions remain concerning whether, when, and how physicians order genetic tests,
and what factors are involved in their decisions. We surveyed 220 internists from two …

Psychiatric genetic research may eventually render possible psychiatric genetic testing.
Whereas all genetic knowledge has certain characteristics raising ethical, legal, and social …

Psychiatric treatment has not historically included genetic counseling or genetic testing. It
has been shown that psychiatric patients and their families benefit from genetic counseling …

Objective: Knowledge about the genetic basis of psychiatric illness is growing rapidly, and
psychiatrists may be called upon to incorporate this information into clinical practice. The …