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Genomic Information Needs Project Survey contents for the Genomic Information Needs of Basic Science Researchers, Clinical Research Professionals and Healthcare Professionals Contents Genomic Information Needs Project........................................................................................... 1 SURVEY FLOWS: ..................................................................................................................... 5 Flow for those who only work in research (i.e. Basic Science Researchers) ........................... 5 Consent Block ..................................................................................................................... 5 Affiliation Information Block ................................................................................................. 5 Demographic Information Block .......................................................................................... 5 Screener Block ................................................................................................................... 5 Research Background Block ............................................................................................... 5 Genomic Education All Block .............................................................................................. 5 Genomic Education Researcher Block ................................................................................ 5 Databases and Software Block ........................................................................................... 5 Staying Current Block ......................................................................................................... 5 Seeking Information Block .................................................................................................. 5 Library Use/Wrap Up Block ................................................................................................. 5 Incentive Block .................................................................................................................... 5 Flow for those who work in research and with patients (i.e. Clinical Research Professionals) 6 Consent Block ..................................................................................................................... 6 Affiliation Information Block ................................................................................................. 6 Demographic Information Block .......................................................................................... 6 Screener Block ................................................................................................................... 6 Clinical Background Block ................................................................................................... 6 Research Background Block ............................................................................................... 6 Genomic Education All Block .............................................................................................. 6 Genomic Education for Researchers Block ......................................................................... 6 Genomic Education for Healthcare Professionals Block ...................................................... 6 Genomic Testing Block ....................................................................................................... 6 Study Management Block ................................................................................................... 6 Databases and Software Block ........................................................................................... 6 Staying Current Block ......................................................................................................... 6 Seeking Information Block .................................................................................................. 6 Library Use/Wrap Up Block ................................................................................................. 6 Incentive Block .................................................................................................................... 6 Flow for those who work only with patients (i.e. Healthcare Professionals) ............................. 7 Consent Block ..................................................................................................................... 7 Affiliation Information Block ................................................................................................. 7 Demographic Information Block .......................................................................................... 7 Screener Block ................................................................................................................... 7 Clinical Background Block ................................................................................................... 7 Genomic Education All Block .............................................................................................. 7 Genomic Education for Healthcare Professional Block........................................................ 7 Genomic Testing Block ....................................................................................................... 7 Staying Current Block ......................................................................................................... 7 Seeking Information Block .................................................................................................. 7 Library Use/Wrap Up Block ................................................................................................. 7 Incentive Block .................................................................................................................... 7 Flow for those who spend most of their time in class (i.e. Teacher or Student) ....................... 7 Consent Block ..................................................................................................................... 7 Affiliation Information Block ................................................................................................. 7 Demographic Information Block .......................................................................................... 7 Screener Block ................................................................................................................... 7 Staying Current Block ......................................................................................................... 7 Seeking Information Block .................................................................................................. 7 Library Use/Wrap Up Block ................................................................................................. 7 Incentive Block .................................................................................................................... 7 QUESTION BLOCKS: ................................................................................................................ 8 CONSENT ................................................................................................................................. 8 Q1 Welcome!........................................................................................................................ 8 AFFILIATION INFORMATION ................................................................................................... 9 Q2 Please choose the name of your organization or institution. ............................................. 9 DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION .............................................................................................. 9 Q4 Please provide the name of your department(s) and your current job title. ........................ 9 Q5 Which of the following best describes your role?............................................................... 9 Q6 Tell us more about your role on campus (including reason(s) you selected “Other” as your role in a previous question)....................................................................................................10 Q7 As faculty or staff, please choose your functional role. .....................................................10 Q8 As faculty or staff, please indicate the year you completed the following degree(s) (as applicable): ............................................................................................................................10 Q9 As a student or trainee, what is your current program or role? .........................................11 Q10 As a student or trainee, what year did you begin your current program or role? .............11 SCREENER QUESTION ..........................................................................................................11 Q11 How would you classify your overall role? ......................................................................11 STAYING CURRENT ................................................................................................................12 Q12 What are the most important types of information sources that you rely on to stay current in your field? ..........................................................................................................................12 Q13 On average, how often do you use information sources (such as the ones you listed in the previous question) to stay current? ..................................................................................12 SEEKING INFORMATION ........................................................................................................13 Q14 Where do you go to find information about a new topic? ................................................13 Q15 In the past 12 months, have you looked for information on a specific topic and not been able to find any information, or as much information as you would have liked? .....................14 Q16 What were the topic(s) that you were unable to find any information on, or as much information as you would have liked? ....................................................................................14 Q17 Please tell us what the challenges were in obtaining the desired information. ................14 LIBRARY USE/WRAP UP .........................................................................................................15 Q18 How do you like to receive word about events offered at Washington University? .........15 Q19 In the past 12 months, for what reason(s) did you use Becker Library’s resources and/or space?...................................................................................................................................16 Q20 In the past 12 months, for what reason(s) did you get assistance from Becker Library personnel? ............................................................................................................................17 Q21 Please identify some barriers that prevent you from getting your work done: .................18 Q22 In your opinion, what are the strengths of Becker Library? .............................................18 Q23 In your opinion, what are the weaknesses of Becker Library? ........................................18 Q24 Are there any new and different services you’d like to see provided by Becker Library? 19 Q25 Please share any other comments you have about genomic medicine, Becker Library, or this survey. ............................................................................................................................19 INCENTIVE...............................................................................................................................19 Q26 Please provide your email address to win one of thirty $50 Amazon gift cards:..............19 Q27 Are you willing to participate in a focus group? ..............................................................19 CLINICAL BACKGROUND .......................................................................................................20 Q28 What is your clinical area of focus? ................................................................................20 Q29 In which settings do you spend your time?.....................................................................22 Q30 How often do you see patients? .....................................................................................22 GENOMIC EDUCATION ALL....................................................................................................22 Q31 What genetics training have you completed in the last 10 years? How effective was this training? ................................................................................................................................23 Q32 Which of the following topics related to genetics and genomics would you like to learn more about? ..........................................................................................................................24 GENOMIC EDUCATION FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS ...........................................26 Q33 Would you be receptive to any of the following types of support when working with patients?................................................................................................................................26 GENOMIC TESTING ................................................................................................................26 Q34 Which of the following genetic needs have you been faced with in the past 10 years when working with patients? How prepared do you feel to address these situations?............27 Q35 If patients asked questions about direct to consumer (DTC) genomic tests or genetic tests ordered in the clinic, did they want to know: ..................................................................29 Q36 What online or print resources do you suggest to patients who need information on genetic diseases or related issues? .......................................................................................29 Q37 Do you agree or disagree with the following statements? ..............................................30 RESEARCH BACKGROUND ....................................................................................................30 Q38 What are your primary research interests: ....................................................................30 Q39 Please list your primary research techniques. ................................................................31 Q40 What are the primary system(s) you study: ....................................................................31 GENOMIC EDUCATION FOR RESEARCHERS .......................................................................32 Q41 Would you be receptive to any of the following types of support when planning or doing your research? ......................................................................................................................32 STUDY MANAGEMENT ...........................................................................................................33 Q42 Are you involved with Clinical Trials? .............................................................................33 Q43 What is your role in the clinical trials process? ...............................................................34 Q44 What resources do you consult for information about clinical trials?...............................35 Q45 Which Washington University resources have you used for your clinical trial work? ......37 DATABASES AND SOFTWARE ...............................................................................................37 Q46 What are the most important individual web-based scientific databases that you use to do your research? .................................................................................................................37 Q47 What are the most important individual software tools that you use to do your research? ..............................................................................................................................................38 Q48 Are there additional databases or software tools that you would like to see freely available on the Research Pod computers in Becker Library? ...............................................39 Q49 Are there additional databases or software tools that you would like to see available at reduced cost through Becker Library managed site licenses? ...............................................39 Q50 Are there training workshops or classes that you would like to see offered by the Bioinformatics@Becker program at Becker Library? .............................................................39 SURVEY FLOWS: Flow for those who only work in research (i.e. Basic Science Researchers) Consent Block Affiliation Information Block Demographic Information Block Screener Block Research Background Block Genomic Education All Block Genomic Education Researcher Block Databases and Software Block Staying Current Block Seeking Information Block Library Use/Wrap Up Block Incentive Block Flow for those who work in research and with patients (i.e. Clinical Research Professionals) Consent Block Affiliation Information Block Demographic Information Block Screener Block Clinical Background Block Research Background Block Genomic Education All Block Genomic Education for Researchers Block Genomic Education for Healthcare Professionals Block Genomic Testing Block Study Management Block Databases and Software Block Staying Current Block Seeking Information Block Library Use/Wrap Up Block Incentive Block Flow for those who work only with patients (i.e. Healthcare Professionals) Consent Block Affiliation Information Block Demographic Information Block Screener Block Clinical Background Block Genomic Education All Block Genomic Education for Healthcare Professional Block Genomic Testing Block Staying Current Block Seeking Information Block Library Use/Wrap Up Block Incentive Block Flow for those who spend most of their time in class (i.e. Teacher or Student) Consent Block Affiliation Information Block Demographic Information Block Screener Block Staying Current Block Seeking Information Block Library Use/Wrap Up Block Incentive Block QUESTION BLOCKS: CONSENT Q1 Welcome! Please read the following consent information. After reading the information, you may provide your consent and confirm you are 18 years of age or older by continuing into the survey. • • • • • • • • • The purpose of this study is to provide the Becker Medical Library with a better understanding of the genomics information needs at Washington University in St. Louis and its affiliates, and possibly beyond. Participation from the greater scientific and healthcare community is welcome. You are invited to take this survey if you work or study in the fields of research or healthcare and are 18 years of age or older. The survey will take 15 to 60 minutes to complete. Your participation in the survey is voluntary. You may skip any questions you prefer not to answer. Any responses you provide will be collected. You may end the survey at any time, but you will not be able to re-enter the survey where you left off. Leaving the survey indicates your completion of this survey. We will keep the information you provide confidential. However, federal regulatory agencies and Washington University, including the Washington University Institutional Review Board (a committee that reviews and approves research studies) may inspect and copy records pertaining to this research. If we write a report about this survey we will do so in such a way that you cannot be identified. There are no known risks from taking this survey, and you will not benefit personally. However we hope that others may benefit in the future from what we learn as a result of this survey. You will not have any costs for taking this survey. If you decide not to take this survey, or if you stop participating at any time, you won't be penalized or lose any benefits for which you otherwise qualify. You will not be paid for taking this survey. However, if you complete the survey and provide your email address, you will be entered into a drawing for one of thirty $50 Amazon gift cards. If you win a gift card, you will need to provide your social security number (SSN) in order for us to pay you. Your SSN will not be retained for research purposes. Your email address will not be used in the analysis of research data, nor will it be provided to outside parties. You may also choose to participate in a focus group. If you have any questions about the survey, please call the Becker Medical Library at (314)362-7080 and ask for Dr. Kristi Holmes or Dr. Marcy Vana, or email them at [email protected]. You may also visit our project website. If you have questions about the rights of research participants, please contact the Human Research Protection Office, 660 S. Euclid Ave., Campus Box 8089, St. Louis, MO 63110, (314) 633-7400 or 1-(800)-438-04455 or email [email protected]. To offer input about your experiences as a research participant or to speak to someone other than the research staff, call the Human Research Protection Office at the number above. Thank you for your consideration. Continuing forward into the survey indicates your willingness to participate in this survey and confirms that you are 18 years of age or older. AFFILIATION INFORMATION Q2 Please choose the name of your organization or institution. Please select all that apply. Washington University in St. Louis and local partners (including WU School of Medicine, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Siteman Cancer Center, St. Louis Children's Hospital, Missouri Baptist, etc.) (1) Other (please specify): (2) ____________________ Q3 What is the zip code of your primary place of employment? Zip Code: (1) DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION Q4 Please provide the name of your department(s) and your current job title. Please separate multiple answers with a comma. If not applicable, leave blank. Department(s): (1) Job title: (2) Q5 Which of the following best describes your role? Please select all that apply. Faculty (1) Staff (for example: administrative, clinical, research, other) (2) Student (3) Trainee (4) Other (please specify): (5) ____________________ Answer If Which of the following best describes your role?Please select all that apply. Other (please specify): Is Selected Q6 Tell us more about your role on campus (including reason(s) you selected “Other” as your role in a previous question). Year began current role: (1) Is there additional information you'd like to share about your role? (2) Answer If Which of the following best describes your role? Please select all that apply. Faculty Is Selected Or Which of the following best describes your role?Please select all that apply. Staff (for example: administrative, clinical, research, other) Is Selected Q7 As faculty or staff, please choose your functional role. Please select all that apply. Physician (1) Researcher or investigator (2) Nurse (3) Study Coordinator (4) Administrator (5) Data Coordinator (6) Clinical Research Assistant (7) Teacher/Educator (8) Other (please specify): (9) ____________________ Answer If Which of the following best describes your role?Please select all that apply. Faculty Is Selected Or Which of the following best describes your role?Please select all that apply. Staff (for example: administrative, clinical, research, other) Is Selected Q8 As faculty or staff, please indicate the year you completed the following degree(s) (as applicable): Year completed (1) MD (1) PhD (2) RN (3) MPH (4) MS (5) Other (please specify): (6) Answer If Which of the following best describes your role?Please select all that apply. Student Is Selected Or Which of the following best describes your role?Please select all that apply. Trainee Is Selected Q9 As a student or trainee, what is your current program or role? Please select all that apply. MD program (1) PhD program (2) MD/PhD program (3) MS program (4) Resident (5) Clinical Fellow (6) Postdoctoral Fellow (7) Other (please specify): (8) ____________________ Answer If Which of the following best describes your role?Please select all that apply. Student Is Selected Or Which of the following best describes your role?Please select all that apply. Trainee Is Selected Q10 As a student or trainee, what year did you begin your current program or role? 1 9 9 5 (1 ) 1 9 9 6 (2 ) 1 9 9 7 (3 ) 1 9 9 8 (4 ) 1 9 9 9 (5 ) 2 0 0 0 (6 ) 2 0 0 1 (7 ) 2 0 0 2 (8 ) 2 0 0 3 (9 ) 2 0 0 4 (1 0) 2 0 0 5 (1 1) 2 0 0 6 (1 2) 2 0 0 7 (1 3) 2 0 0 8 (1 4) 2 0 0 9 (1 5) 2 0 1 0 (1 6) 2 0 1 1 (1 7) 2 0 1 2 (1 8) 2 0 1 3 (1 9) Y e ar (1 ) SCREENER QUESTION Q11 How would you classify your overall role? All of my time is spent working with patients (1) All of my time is spent doing research (2) I work with patients and also do research (3) The majority of my time is spent teaching or doing classwork (medical school or graduate classes) (4) 2 0 1 4 (2 0) STAYING CURRENT Q12 What are the most important types of information sources that you rely on to stay current in your field? For Example: Conferences or society meetings: ASCO Annual Meeting, ACC Annual Meeting Seminars: Grand rounds, CME, Division of Cardiology weekly seminar Websites: NCI, NHGRI Newsletters: GeneticAlliance newsletter Mailing Lists/Listservs: NCBIAnnounce, UCSC Genome Browser mailing list Social Media: Twitter accounts or hashtags, YouTube channels, Facebook Journals: Nature Cell, Public Library of Science Biology (PLoS Biology) Databases: Scopus, PubMed, data repository alerts Please separate multiple sources with a comma. You may list up to 5 sources for each category. Conferences or society meetings: (1) Seminars: (2) Websites: (3) Newsletters: (4) Mailing Lists/Listservs: (5) Social Media: (6) Journals: (7) Databases: (8) Other (please specify): (9) Q13 On average, how often do you use information sources (such as the ones you listed in the previous question) to stay current? Daily (1) Weekly (2) Monthly (3) Quarterly (4) Annually (5) Never (6) Conferences or society meetings: (1) Seminars: (2) Websites: (3) Newsletters: (4) Mailing Lists/Listservs: (5) Social Media: (6) Journals: (7) Databases: (8) Other (please specify): (9) SEEKING INFORMATION Q14 Where do you go to find information about a new topic? For example: Google, Wikipedia, PubMed, Scopus, online books, UpToDate, Coursera, colleagues, the library, etc. Please separate multiple sources with a comma. Q15 In the past 12 months, have you looked for information on a specific topic and not been able to find any information, or as much information as you would have liked? Yes (1) No (2) Answer If In the past 12 months, have you looked for information on a specific topic and not been able to find any information, or as much information as you would have liked? Yes Is Selected Q16 What were the topic(s) that you were unable to find any information on, or as much information as you would have liked? Please separate multiple topics with a comma. Answer If In the past 12 months, have you looked for information on a specific topic and not been able to find any information, or as much information as you would have liked? Yes Is Selected Q17 Please tell us what the challenges were in obtaining the desired information. Answer If Please enter the name of your organization or institution. Please select all that apply. Washington University in St. Louis and local partners <div style="margin-left: 40px;">(please include WU School of Medicine, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Siteman Cancer Center, St. Louis Children's Hospital, Missouri Baptist, etc.)</div> Is Selected LIBRARY USE/WRAP UP Q18 How do you like to receive word about events offered at Washington University? Very useful (1) Useful (2) Not useful (3) Email directly from department, program, center, etc. (1) Displayed on digital signage in common areas (2) Displayed on posters in common areas (3) Announced on social media (for example, Twitter and Facebook) (4) Handouts such as flyers or brochures (5) Announced on topicbased list servs or mailing lists (6) Announced on websites or online newsletters (for example, Becker Briefs) (7) Answer If Please enter the name of your organization or institution. Please select all that apply. Washington University in St. Louis and local partners <div style="margin-left: 40px;">(please include WU School of Medicine, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Siteman Cancer Center, St. Louis Children's Hospital, Missouri Baptist, etc.)</div> Is Selected Q19 In the past 12 months, for what reason(s) did you use Becker Library’s resources and/or space? Please select all that apply. Used Research Pod computers in Becker Library (1) Used computers in Becker Library (other than Research Pod computers) (2) Photocopied material (3) Performed literature searches using Becker Library's databases or tools (4) Searched for or made use of journal articles, books, or databases or other materials (in print or online) (5) Picked up or dropped off materials (6) Quiet reading or working space (7) Made use of meeting space in Becker Library (for example, conference rooms or the King Center) (8) Visited an Exhibit or Presentation (9) Used archival and/or special collections (10) I have not used Becker Library's resources or space in the past 12 months (11) Other (please specify): (12) ____________________ Answer If Please enter the name of your organization or institution. Please select all that apply. Washington University in St. Louis and local partners <div style="margin-left: 40px;">(please include WU School of Medicine, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Siteman Cancer Center, St. Louis Children's Hospital, Missouri Baptist, etc.)</div> Is Selected Q20 In the past 12 months, for what reason(s) did you get assistance from Becker Library personnel? Please select all that apply. Received assistance with a literature search (1) Received assistance finding an article, book, or other print or online resource (2) Received assistance in the selection or use of software (3) Received assistance with systematic review(s) (4) Received assistance with reference management software (for example: EndNote) (5) Received assistance on assessing my research impact (6) Received research support through Becker Library's Bioinformatics@Becker program (7) Attended class organized by Becker Library (for example: EndNote, PubMed searching, Galaxy training) (8) Received assistance on complying with NIH Public Access Policy (9) I have not asked for assistance from Becker Library personnel in the past 12 months. (10) Other (please specify): (11) ____________________ Q21 Please identify some barriers that prevent you from getting your work done: Answer If Please enter the name of your organization or institution. Please select all that apply. Washington University in St. Louis and local partners <div style="margin-left: 40px;">(please include WU School of Medicine, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Siteman Cancer Center, St. Louis Children's Hospital, Missouri Baptist, etc.)</div> Is Selected Q22 In your opinion, what are the strengths of Becker Library? Answer If Please enter the name of your organization or institution. Please select all that apply. Washington University in St. Louis and local partners <div style="margin-left: 40px;">(please include WU School of Medicine, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Siteman Cancer Center, St. Louis Children's Hospital, Missouri Baptist, etc.)</div> Is Selected Q23 In your opinion, what are the weaknesses of Becker Library? Answer If Please enter the name of your organization or institution. Please select all that apply. Washington University in St. Louis and local partners <div style="margin-left: 40px;">(please include WU School of Medicine, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Siteman Cancer Center, St. Louis Children's Hospital, Missouri Baptist, etc.)</div> Is Selected Q24 Are there any new and different services you’d like to see provided by Becker Library? Q25 Please share any other comments you have about genomic medicine, Becker Library, or this survey. INCENTIVE Q26 Please provide your email address to win one of thirty $50 Amazon gift cards: In order to be entered into the drawing, you must provide an email address. The drawing will be held on June 20, 2014 and recipient(s) will be contacted by email. Your email address will not be used in the analysis of research data, nor will it be provided to outside parties. Email address to enter drawing: (1) Q27 Are you willing to participate in a focus group? Participants will receive a catered meal or snacks as part of their participation. You must provide us with your email address in order to participate. Your email address will not be used in the analysis of research data, nor will it be provided to outside parties. You may be contacted by email between May 2014 and July 2014 about participating in a focus group located at the Becker Library (660 S. Euclid Ave., St. Louis, MO 63110). No reimbursement for travel costs will be provided. Yes, I am willing. (1) No thanks. (2) CLINICAL BACKGROUND Q28 What is your clinical area of focus? Please select all that apply. Adolescent Medicine (1) Allergy and Immunology (2) Anesthesiology (3) Ambulatory Medicine (4) Cardiology (5) Critical Care Medicine (6) Dermatology (7) Diagnostic Medicine (8) Bone and Mineral Diseases (9) Cardiology (10) Health Behavior (11) Emergency Medicine (12) Endocrinology (13) Family Medicine or Family Practice (14) Gastroenterology (15) General Medical Sciences (16) Genetics and Genomic Medicine (17) Geriatrics & Nutrition (18) Hematology (19) Hospital Medicine (20) Infectious Diseases (21) Internal Medicine (22) Pathology (Laboratory Medicine) (23) Medical Education (24) Medical Genetics (25) Newborn Medicine (26) Neurology (27) Nuclear Medicine (28) Obstetrics & Gynecology (29) Oncology (30) Ophthalmology (31) Otolaryngology (32) Pathology (Anatomic & Clinical) (33) Pediatrics (34) Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation (35) Preventative Medicine (36) Psychiatry (37) Pulmonary (38) Radiology (39) Renal (40) Rheumatology (41) Sleep Medicine (42) Surgery (all specialties) (43) Urology (44) I do not yet have a clinical area of focus. (45) Other (please specify): (46) ____________________ Q29 In which settings do you spend your time? Please select all that apply. Rural location (1) Urban location (2) Private office-based practice (3) Academic medical clinic (4) Academic hospital (5) Community hospital (6) Longer term care facility or assisted living facility (7) Urgent care center (8) Free or reduced cost medical clinic (9) Veterans Affairs (VA) hospital (10) Other (please specify): (11) ____________________ Q30 How often do you see patients? (7 days per week, 52 weeks per year) Outpatients (days per week) (1) Inpatient (weeks per year) (2) Other (please specify): (3) GENOMIC EDUCATION ALL Q31 What genetics training have you completed in the last 10 years? How effective was this training? Please indicate using the scale below. Please select all that apply. Completed training in the past 10 years? Yes (1) No (2) Effectiveness of completed training Effective (1) Somewhat Effective (2) Not Effective (3) CME/CE course in genetics (1) Genetics course in college (2) Genetics course in medical school (3) Genetics course in graduate school (4) Residency course in genetics (5) Genetics course during clinical fellowship or postdoc (6) Grand Rounds on genetics (7) Training session at professional meeting (8) Self directed genetics education (through journal articles, online tutorials, etc) (9) Seminar/Workshop in genetics (10) Other (please specify): (11) Q32 Which of the following topics related to genetics and genomics would you like to learn more about? Very Interested (1) Somewhat Interested (2) Not Interested (3) Consumer Genomics (including direct to consumer tests) (1) Current application of genomics in diagnosis and treatment (2) Delivery of complex health information to the public (3) Molecular Biology/Genetics Refresher (4) The Genetic Basis of Disease (5) Statistics for Genome Research (6) Genomes and Genome Browsers (7) Consent and Tissue Banking (8) Research Ethics (9) Genome Sequencing Technologies (10) Copy Number Variation (11) Analysis of the Transcriptome (12) Computational Genomics (13) Data and Research Software (14) Proteomics and Mass Spectroscopy (15) Genome Engineering (16) Functional Genomics via Induced Pluripotent Stem (iPS) cells (17) Metabolomics (18) Epigenetics (19) Pharmacogenomics (20) Genetic Variation and Disease (21) Genomics of the Microbiome (22) Somatic Genomics (23) Germline Genomics (24) Case Studies (various topics) (25) Susceptibility Genetics (26) Emerging Uses of Genomics Data (27) Other (please specify): (28) GENOMIC EDUCATION FOR HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS Q33 Would you be receptive to any of the following types of support when working with patients? Very Interested (1) Somewhat Interested (2) Not Interested (3) Finding credible health information for my patients (1) Finding clinical testing facilities (2) Finding information about clinical trials and clinical trial data (3) Finding information in the literature about diseases (for example: advancements in diagnosis, treatment, research) (4) Finding specialists for referral (5) Finding educational or certification opportunities (6) Gaining access to point of care tools (for example: UpToDate) (7) Other (please specify): (8) GENOMIC TESTING Q34 Which of the following genetic needs have you been faced with in the past 10 years when working with patients? How prepared do you feel to address these situations? Please select all that apply. Which of the following have you faced in the past 10 years? Yes (1) No (2) How prepared do you feel to address these situations? Prepared (1) Somewhat Prepared (2) Not Prepared (3) Not Applicable (4) Counseling patients on genetic testing options (1) Discussing genetic test results with patient (2) Collecting family history information and applying it in practice (3) Advising or providing information to patient or patient’s family about a genetic disorder (4) Consulting with patients about direct to consumer test results (5) Interpreting genetic test results (6) Diagnosing patient with genetic disorder (7) Knowing when to order genetic testing (8) Knowing how to order genetic testing (9) Treating patient with genetic disorder (10) Knowing when to refer patient to clinical geneticist or genetic counselor (11) Knowing how to find a clinical geneticist or genetic counselor for a referral (12) Incorporating genetic test results to prescribe medications (13) Recommending lifestyle changes or screening tests at an earlier age to individuals who are found to be at increased risk (14) Maintaining the genetic privacy of patients (15) Q35 If patients asked questions about direct to consumer (DTC) genomic tests or genetic tests ordered in the clinic, did they want to know: What you know about the test(s) (1) Whether you think they are at risk for a particular disease (2) What you know about the benefits of testing (3) What you would do in their situation (4) How the test results may change their care (5) How a test result could potentially impact their family members (6) What you know about the company or companies that are offering the test (7) Whether the cost is appropriate for the type of information they will obtain (8) Patients do not ask questions. (9) This does not apply to my work. (10) Other, please indicate: (11) ____________________ Q36 What online or print resources do you suggest to patients who need information on genetic diseases or related issues? Please be as specific as possible with your responses. Q37 Do you agree or disagree with the following statements? Agree (1) Disagree (2) No opinion (3) I am knowledgeable about the genetic basis of common disease. (1) At this time, genetic testing for risk for common diseases offers information that is clinically useful. (2) Within the next five years, genetic medicine will improve clinical outcomes. (3) Within the next five years, patients’ desire for genetic testing in response to routine health concerns will increase. (4) Genetic testing will motivate patients to adopt healthy behaviors. (5) Patients should always consult a health care professional for proper interpretation of genetic testing results. (6) Privacy issues surrounding genetic information are overwhelming. (7) RESEARCH BACKGROUND Q38 What are your primary research interests: For example: breast cancer, iPS cells, diabetes, MAPK pathway, endocytosis, transcriptional networks, etc. Please separate multiple interests with a comma. Q39 Please list your primary research techniques. For example: DNA/RNA sequencing, flow cytometry, echocardiography, algorithm development, proteomics and mass spectroscopy, in situ hybridization, etc. Please separate multiple techniques with a comma. Q40 What are the primary system(s) you study: Human (1) Mouse (2) Rat (3) Zebrafish (4) Drosophila (5) Yeast (6) Viruses (7) Bacteria (8) Fungi (9) Protists (10) Metazoa (11) Plants (12) Other (please specify): (13) ____________________ Please select all that apply. GENOMIC EDUCATION FOR RESEARCHERS Q41 Would you be receptive to any of the following types of support when planning or doing your research? Very Interested (1) Somewhat Interested (2) Not Interested (3) Selecting the most appropriate software for the task (1) Software training (2) Accessing free software in the library (3) Accessing reducedprice software through librarymanaged group or site licenses (4) Finding and accessing public data sources (5) Assistance with submitting data to repositories (6) Finding core research facilities (7) Getting help with statistics, measurement methods and research design (8) Finding information about clinical trials and clinical trial data (9) Keeping track of publications (for example: using reference management software such as Papers or EndNote) (10) Finding funding opportunities (11) Finding collaborators (12) Finding biological samples in repositories (13) Complying with public access mandates (such as the NIH Public Access Policy) (14) Identifying various and appropriate publishing options for manuscripts, presentations, and posters (for example: journals, or repositories) (15) Assessing and reporting the impact of my research (16) Finding opportunities to present my research (17) Keeping track of the latest developments in my field (18) Other (please specify): (19) STUDY MANAGEMENT Q42 Are you involved with Clinical Trials? Yes (1) No (2) If No Is Selected, Then Skip To End of Block Q43 What is your role in the clinical trials process? Please select all that apply. Design studies (1) Seek funding to support the study (2) Coordinate activities with industry partners (3) Scheduling patient visits (4) Collecting biological samples (5) Coordinate sample banking (6) Analyzing biological samples (7) Reporting adverse events (8) Data Analysis (9) Reporting findings (10) Submitting and tracking protocol with IRB (11) Recruiting patients (12) Consenting patients (13) Other (please specify): (14) ____________________ Q44 What resources do you consult for information about clinical trials? Please select all that apply. Have used resource (1) Have NOT used resource (2) Not aware of resource (3) CenterWatch (1) ClinicalTrials.gov (2) ClinicalTrialsSearch.org (3) Current Controlled Trials (4) FDA Running Clinical Trials (5) HSRProj: Health Services Research Projects in Progress (6) International Clinical Trials Registry Platform (7) ISRCTN Register (8) EU Clinical Trials Register (9) National Cancer Institute Clinical Trials (10) National Institute of Mental Health Clinical Trials (11) National Research Register (NRR) Archive (12) NIH RePORTER (13) PROSPERO: International Prospective Register of Systematic Reviews (14) UK Clinical Research Network: Portfolio Database (15) Volunteer for Health (16) Other (please specify): (17) Q45 Which Washington University resources have you used for your clinical trial work? Please select all that apply. Center for Applied Research Sciences (CARS) (1) Center for Community-Engaged Research (CCER) (2) Center for Clinical Research Ethics (CCRE) (3) Clinical Research Unit (CRU) (4) Clinical Trials Unit (CTU) (5) Center for Clinical Studies (CCS) (6) Dissemination & Implementation Research Core (DIRC) (7) Genome Technology Access Center (GTAC) (8) Human Imaging Unit (HIU) (9) Pediatric Clinical Research Unit (PCRU) (10) Recruitment Enhancement Core (REC) (11) Regulatory Support Center (RSC) (12) Research Design & Biostatistics Group (RDBG) (13) Research Participant Registry (Volunteer for Health) (14) Siteman Cancer Center Clinical Trials Core (CTC) (15) Tissue Procurement Core (TPC) (16) Translational Research Methods & Analysis Center (TRAC) (17) My clinical trials have not used Washington University resources (18) Other (please specify): (19) ____________________ DATABASES AND SOFTWARE Q46 What are the most important individual web-based scientific databases that you use to do your research? Please list up to five in order of importance, with #1 as most important. Also, indicate how often you use them. For example: PubMed, GenBank, National Cancer Institute's Comprehensive Cancer Database, HCUP, AHRQ, SEER, SEER-Medicare, ENSEMBL, KEGG, Reactome, TIGR, SWISSPROT, dbSNP, FlyBASE, WormBASE, ChemIDPlus, ChemBank, Transfac, Protein Data Bank (PDB), NCI-Nature Pathway Interaction Database, Human Gene Mutation Database (HGMD), etc. Daily (1) Weekly (2) Monthly (3) Quarterly (4) Annually (5) 1. (1) 2. (2) 3. (3) 4. (4) 5. (5) Q47 What are the most important individual software tools that you use to do your research? Please list up to five in order of importance, with #1 as most important. Also, indicate how often you use them. For example: Excel, Adobe Illustrator, Lasergene Core Suite, FlowJo, GraphPad Prism, DAVID, SPSS, GeneGo MetaCore, Galaxy, etc. Daily (1) Weekly (2) Monthly (3) Quarterly (4) Annually (5) 1. (1) 2. (2) 3. (3) 4. (4) 5. (5) Answer If Please enter the name of your organization or institution. Please select all that apply. Washington University in St. Louis and local partners <div style="margin-left: 40px;">(please include WU School of Medicine, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Siteman Cancer Center, St. Louis Children's Hospital, Missouri Baptist, etc.)</div> Is Selected Q48 Are there additional databases or software tools that you would like to see freely available on the Research Pod computers in Becker Library? Please separate multiple tools with a comma. Answer If Please enter the name of your organization or institution. Please select all that apply. Washington University in St. Louis and local partners <div style="margin-left: 40px;">(please include WU School of Medicine, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Siteman Cancer Center, St. Louis Children's Hospital, Missouri Baptist, etc.)</div> Is Selected Q49 Are there additional databases or software tools that you would like to see available at reduced cost through Becker Library managed site licenses? See list of available software at Becker Library. Please separate multiple tools with a comma. Answer If Please enter the name of your organization or institution. Please select all that apply. Washington University in St. Louis and local partners <div style="margin-left: 40px;">(please include WU School of Medicine, Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Siteman Cancer Center, St. Louis Children's Hospital, Missouri Baptist, etc.)</div> Is Selected Q50 Are there training workshops or classes that you would like to see offered by the Bioinformatics@Becker program at Becker Library? For example: training on specific software packages, databases, or computer languages Please separate multiple ideas with a comma.