Exploring professional issues: the psychosocial component of genetic counseling in genomic healthcare.

To determine UK genetic counselors' (UKGCs) opinion regarding 'the psychosocial component of the UKGC remit in the new genomics era'. Facilitated discussions at a national conference (2016) using interactive methodologies (58 participants). UKGCs recognized the rapid rate of change emerging with advances in genomic science.

Perspectives of low-income chronically ill patients on complex care management.

Introduction: Low-income, chronically ill adults disproportionately experience poor health outcomes despite increased health care use and costs. Complex care management (CCM) programs are an innovative approach to improving outcomes for these patients, but little is known about the patients' experiences in CCM programs in safety net primary care settings.

Method: The authors conducted semistructured interviews with 13 CCM participants in a safety net primary care clinic to explore their perceptions of their health and their experiences with CCM.

The hierarchical structure of self-reported impulsivity.

The hierarchical structure of 95 self-reported impulsivity items, along with delay-discount rates for money, was examined. A large sample of college students participated in the study (N = 407). Items represented every previously proposed dimension of self-reported impulsivity.