Table 1 Study participants’ demographic and health characteristics, stratified by tier 1 condition (n = 351a).

From: Clinical outcomes of a genomic screening program for actionable genetic conditions

Characteristic

FH (n = 93)

HBOC (n = 202)

Lynch (n = 56)

All study participants (n = 351a)

MyCode participants (n = 202,024)

P valuec

Active Geisinger patientsd (n = 917,910)

P valuec

Female sex

56 (60.2%)

103 (51.0%)

32 (57.1%)

191 (54.4%)

123,244 (61.0%)

0.041

507,599 (55.3%)

0.94

Race

     

0.005

 

<0.001

 White

92 (98.9%)

201 (99.5%)

56 (100%)

349 (99.4%)

194,226 (96.1%)

 

855,152 (93.2%)

 

 African American

1 (1.1%)

1 (0.5%)

2 (0.6%)

5009 (2.5%)

 

38,705 (4.2%)

 

 Other

2789 (1.4%)

 

24,053 (2.6%)

 

Ethnicity

     

0.026

 

<0.001

 Non-Hispanic/Non-Latino

92 (98.9%)

199 (98.5%)

56 (100%)

348 (99.2%)

196,922 (97.5%)

 

880,702 (96.0%)

 

 Other/Hispanic/Latino

1 (1.1%)

3 (1.5%)

3 (0.8%)

5102 (2.5%)

 

37,208 (4.0%)

 

Current smoker

13 (14.0%)

43 (21.3%)

11 (19.6%)

67 (19.1%)

37,920 (18.8%)

0.87

177,877 (19.4%)

0.89

Alive at initial data pull

93 (100%)

194 (96.0%)

56 (100%)

343 (97.7%)

N/A

N/A

Median age in years (IQR)

62.7 (51.2, 72.0)

62.6 (50.6–72.1)

62.8 (53.8–73.8)

62.7 (51.0–72.2)

55.0 (40.0, 67.0)

<0.001

51.0 (34.0, 66.0)

<0.001

Median Charlson comorbidity index (IQR)

5 (1–7)

4 (2– 6)

4 (2–6.5)

4 (2–6)

2 (0, 4)

<0.001

1 (0, 3)

<0.001

Median follow-up in months (IQR, range)b

14.4 (12.8–30.5, 7.4–43.3)

24.2 (21.1–32.8, 0.6–43.3)

14.7 (12.6–28.9, 8.0–36.3)

21.8 (14.5–30.6, 0.6–43.3)

N/A

N/A

Prior genetic diagnosis

0/93 (0%)

39/202 (19.3%)

7/56 (12.5%)

46/351 (13.1%)

Not assessed

Not assessed

  1. FH familial hypercholesterolemia, HBOC hereditary breast and ovarian cancer syndrome, IQR interquartile range.
  2. aTwo participants had a variant in two genes; analyses were performed separately for each tier 1 condition.
  3. bNumber of months from date genetic testing report was uploaded to electronic health record to date of chart review completion.
  4. cCompared with study participants.
  5. dClinical encounter within last 24 months.