PRenatal INformed Consent Evaluation & Synthesis Study (PRINCESS)

The PRenatal INformed Consent Evaluation & Synthesis Study (PRINCESS) is currently evaluating over 30 informed consent documents for non-invasive prenatal genetic screening. These documents have been collected from 11 countries and a variety of sources, including individual clinics and large commercial test developers.

Papers from this study:

Marsha Michie, Stephanie A. Kraft, Mollie A. Minear, Roberta R. Ryan, and Megan A. Allyse. (2016) “I have read and I understand”: Informed consent documentation for noninvasive prenatal genetic screening. Journal of Medicine, Ethics, and Public Health. 

Presentations from this study:

In March 2016, we presented the completed results at American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) in Tampa, FL. 

We presented preliminary results from this study at the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah, in March, 2015.

If you landed here after viewing our poster at ACMG and would like to take a closer look online, click the thumbnail at left to view a larger image. For more information, to give us feedback on this project, or to request notifications about the eventual publication, please contact us.

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