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Measuring knowledge and attitudes towards the utilization of pharmacogenetic testing among physicians

Pharmacogenetic (PGx) testing is a relatively new available diagnostic tool, which aims to prescribe tailored medications based on genetic differences. However, this innovation has been slowly adopted by physicians. This study aims to test Rogers's diffusion of innovation theory to assess knowledge and attitudes towards the use of PGx testing among physicians.