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This randomized non-inferiority study will evaluate self-directed scalable electronic health platform (eHealth) methods for communicating Alzheimer's gene and biomarker results compared to videoconference telehealth disclosure with healthcare providers, as well as characterize the impacts of learning this information on the participant.
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This is a randomized trial to evaluate self-directed scalable eHealth methods for communicating Alzheimer's gene and biomarker results, as well as characterize the clinical impacts of learning this information on the participant. All participants in the study will be randomized to receive their Alzheimer's gene and biomarker results either via person-mediated telehealth videoconference visit with a healthcare provider or by eHealth platform. A permuted block design will be used for randomization, and we will stratify by sex and apolipoprotein E (APOE) genotype.
Participants randomized to the eHealth arm will be offered either the ADWebPortal or ADChatbot but can switch between platforms or schedule a virtual appointment to speak with a healthcare provider at any point. Use of the pre-disclosure education platforms will be tracked. A HIPAA compliant telehealth application will be used for the person-mediated telehealth videoconference visits and sessions will be recorded.
Potential participants will be identified from the GeneMatch program. Study management and participation will be decentralized. Confirmation of eligibility and consent of potential participants will be completed remotely by a decentralized study team. Procedures requiring physical attendance (e.g., blood draw) will be completed remotely using mobile health services.
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Participant reports prior knowledge of APOE genotype.
Lack of psychological readiness to receive AD gene and biomarker information as indicated by:
Presence of current major psychiatric illness, e.g., psychosis, bipolar disorder, PTSD
Communication difficulties such as:
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681 participants in 2 patient groups
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