Table 4

Impacts of receiving pharmacogenomic (PGx) testing on study outcomes at 12-month follow-up in high risk versus low risk PGx recipients (n=434, Low Risk PGx, n=41 High Risk PGx)

OutcomesBaselineFollow-upMean Difference Follow-up–BaselineStatistic/effectp Value
Low PGx RiskHigh PGx RiskLow PGx RiskHigh PGx RiskLow PGx RiskHigh PGx Risk
Primary outcomes
Visits to physician (Mean, SD)3.3 (3.4)4.4 (3.2)3.4 (3.5)6.4 (5.6)0.20 (3.3)2.0 (4.9)η2=0.0170.006*
Follow-up state anxiety (Mean, SD)35.5 (9.7)33.3 (8.4)35.0 (10.4)33.2 (9.0)−0.48 (7.0)−0.10 (6.6)η2<0.00050.99*
Share results with physician (% yes)NANA42.365.8NANAOR=2.080.04†
Secondary outcomes
Physician ordered additional tests (% yes)‡NANA26.929.6NANAOR=1.510.40†
Visits to other healthcare provider (Mean, SD)NANA1.4 (3.4)1.5 (2.2)NANAη2<0.00050.74§
Share results with genetic counselor (% Yes)NANA17.134.1NANAOR=2.320.02†
Follow-up test-related distress (Mean, SD)NANA1.0 (4.1)1.6 (5.0)NANAη2=0.0010.41§
  • *Repeated measures analysis of variance, time by group interaction.

  • †Logistic regression, effect of group (PGx recipient coded 1, non-recipient coded 0).

  • ‡Analysis included the subset of individuals who reported sharing their results with a physician (n=209).

  • §Analysis of covariance, effect of group.