Reduce the feeling of isolation.
Knowing a real journey can help another family to recognize doubts and emotions that are also part of the journey.
Esta página explica como oferecer um relato à NeoGenomica. The first contact opens a conversation: you still do not authorize the publication and you can ask questions before deciding.
The purpose
A personal report can show aspects that do not appear in a report. It does not replace medical advice and does not represent the expected result for other people.
Knowing a real journey can help another family to recognize doubts and emotions that are also part of the journey.
A narrative can show how evaluation, sample collection, waiting and results were experienced, without transforming individual experience into a rule.
Patients and caregivers can indicate what they would like professionals and other families to understand better.
How it works
No reports are published automatically. The contact serves to understand the proposal, explain the steps and answer your questions before making any decision.
The patient, guardian or caregiver says they would like to tell their story and only provides what is necessary to start the conversation.
The team clarifies how the report could be prepared, what data would be used and the name, image and voice options.
The report can be prepared in text, audio or video. You review any edits before deciding.
Publication only occurs after your final approval and authorization for the combined content and channels.
Participant Choices
The person can define how they want to be identified and what parts of the experience they feel comfortable making public.
Choose between name, first name, initials or pseudonym, depending on the privacy assessment of the case.
Whether or not to authorize photography, video and audio separately from the story text.
Decide which clinical, family and genetic information can be mentioned, without unnecessarily attaching reports.
Authorize separately the use on the website, social networks, press, events or printed materials.
Review the edited content and confirm the version that can be published.
Privacy and autonomy
Genetic and health information are sensitive. Before you send, know what data will be used, who can access it, how long it will be kept, and where the story might appear.
Initiating contact, allowing the use of data and publishing the story are different decisions.
The guardian authorizes participation, and the child or adolescent receives an age-appropriate explanation. The refusal must be respected.
In rare conditions, the combination of diagnosis, location, relationship and image can also identify a person.
The team must explain how to withdraw future authorizations and what cannot be withdrawn after a material has already been released.
Before contact
You can ask questions about the process and privacy before deciding whether to participate.
Frequently asked questions
Adult patients, legal guardians and caregivers can get in touch. The possibility of participation is assessed individually before any extensive data sample collection.
No. You choose separately whether to authorize name, image, voice and health details.
The participant must have a channel to withdraw future authorizations. The team needs to explain the practical limits regarding content already released or materials already distributed.
No. Reports present individual experiences and do not serve as a diagnosis, indication of examination or treatment recommendation.
Your time, your choice
The first contact serves to clarify the process. He does not authorize the public use of his story.
For patients and families
Start with the topic that comes closest to your question.