FHAMeAplicación innovadora de historial familiar para atención primaria personalizada

This study is about improving the way family history is collected and used in personalized medicine. Family history is a crucial part of understanding a person's health risks, and can help doctors identify who might need further genetic testing. The study focuses on a tool called the 'Family History Screening Questionnaire', an electronic app that patients can fill out. The results are then integrated into the patient's electronic medical record, helping doctors identify families at risk of inherited diseases. The goal is to increase the number of patients with updated family history in their medical records, and to encourage more discussions about family history between patients and doctors. This could lead to more personalized screening and management of health risks. During the study, participants will use the Family History Screening Questionnaire app to input their family history. The information will be automatically added to their electronic medical record. The study will then measure if this approach leads to more family history discussions and more personalized screening and management. The study will also look at whether this strategy results in more patients being referred for genetic testing when appropriate. Potential benefits include improved communication between patients and doctors, better personalized care, and potentially life-saving interventions for those with identified genetic risks.