A modified Delphi study to determine Australian healthcare consumer priorities and consensus for the use of genomics and precision medicine approaches in pregnancy healthcare and research

Background: Pregnancy is a uniquely complex ethical and clinical context in which precision medicine approaches, including genomics-driven risk prediction tools, biomarker-based stratification, and data-intensive analytics, are rapidly evolving. There is a need for community consultation on the ethical, social, and practical implications of precision medicine in pregnancy research and healthcare. Aim: The primary aim of this study was to engage healthcare consumers to build consensus on the acceptability of precision medicine approaches in pregnancy research and healthcare. We also sought to i

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