SUPPLEMENTARY DATA

Clinician Questionnaire:

Center for Health Care Evaluation Provider Satisfaction Questionnaire

Please mark the appropriate number (1 (Poor) – 5 (Excellent)) that best describes your opinion about the Stanford BRCA1/2 Decision Support Tool.

Poor Fair Good Very Excellent

Good

  1. How useful is the information provided? 12345
  1. How easy is the information to understand? 12345
  1. How effective are the graphics?12345
  1. What is your general satisfaction with the tool?12345

Please mark the appropriate number that corresponds to your opinions about each of the statements below after you have tested the Stanford BRCA1/2 Decision Tool.

Strongly Strongly

disagree agree

  1. This tool could improve patient-doctor encounters 12345
  1. This tool could save me time12345
  1. I would you use it regularly in practice12345
  1. I would recommend that patients use this tool12345

System Usability Scale

Please check the box that corresponds to your opinions about each of the statements below after you have tested the Stanford BRCA1/2 Decision Tool.

Strongly Strongly

disagree agree

1. I think that I would like to12345

use this tool frequently

2. I found the tool unnecessarily12345

complex

3. I thought the tool was easy12345

to use

4. I think that I would need the12345

support of a technical person to

be able to use this tool

5. I found the various functions in12345

this tool were well integrated

6. I thought there was too much12345

inconsistency in this tool

7. I would imagine that most people12345

would learn to use this tool

very quickly

8. I found the tool very12345

cumbersome to use

9. I felt very confident using the tool12345

10. I needed to learn a lot of 12345

things before I could get going

with this tool

Additional Comments and Suggestions:

Patient Questionnaire:

Please Give Us Some Information about Yourself:

Initials: Age:

RaceEthnicity

WhiteHispanic

Black/African-AmericanNon-Hispanic

Native American/Alaska Native

Asian

Pacific Islander

Other

Highest Completed Education Level

Elementary School

High School

College

Graduate School

Profession:

Have you ever had a full-term pregnancy?YesNo

If yes, how many?

Have you ever had any type of cancer?YesNo

If yes, what type(s)?

Have you had both of your ovaries removed?YesNo

At what age did you learn your mutation status?

How many of your 1st Degree Relatives (father, mother, children, siblings) have had either breast or ovarian cancer?

Please circle the appropriate number (1 (Poor) – 5 (Excellent)) that best describes your opinion of the BRCA1/2 Decision Support Tool.

Poor Fair Good Very Excellent

Good

1. How useful was the information provided? 12345

2. Did you find the information easy to understand? 12345

3. How useful were the graphic displays?12345

4. How useful was the introduction screen?12345

5. How useful was the glossary screen? 12345

6. Could this tool improve patient-doctor encounters?12345

7. What is the chance you would use this tool again?12345

8. What is your general satisfaction with this tool? 12345

Please check the box that corresponds to how you feel about each of the 10 statements below after you have tested the BRCA1/2 Decision Support Tool.

Strongly Strongly

disagree agree

1. I think that I would like to12345

use this tool frequently

2. I found the tool unnecessarily12345

complex

3. I thought the tool was easy12345

to use

4. I think that I would need the12345

support of a technical person to

be able to use this tool

5. I found the various functions in12345

this tool were well integrated

6. I thought there was too much12345

inconsistency in this tool

Strongly Strongly

disagree agree

7. I would imagine that most people12345

would learn to use this tool

very quickly

8. I found the tool very12345

cumbersome to use

9. I felt very confident using the tool12345

10. I needed to learn a lot of 12345

things before I could get going

with this tool

Additional Questions and Comments:

  1. Do you have any suggestions as to how the information from this decision support tool could be better displayed and communicated?
  1. Did using this tool influence your plans for managing your cancer risk in the future? If so, how?
  1. Did the results surprise you?
  1. What do you think is the best setting (e.g. at home, with a physician, with a genetic counselor) for the tool?
  1. Would you feel comfortable using the tool at home?
  1. Is there anything else you would like to share with us regarding this decision tool?

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