The University of Manchester (UoM) have launched a new continuing professional development (CPD) course, funded by the HEE, which provides an introduction to the tools and procedures used in the interpretation of genetic variants in the clinical setting. This free course is aimed at Consultant Clinical geneticists, Genetic Counsellors (who have not undertaken STP training), …
The Royal Society of Medicine is dedicating an entire day to the in-depth understanding of genetic causes, identification and management of Familial Hypercholesterolaemia (FH). From this live streamed event, you will have an unprecedented opportunity to learn about this under-diagnosed, potentially fatal, but eminently treatable disorder. View the full agenda and register on the …
Live stream: Familial Hypercholesterolaemia Symposium 2020 Read More »
About this Event Join Rare Disease UK for our annual Rare Disease Day Westminster Reception. Speakers include: – Baroness Blackwood, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Life Science – Dr Jayne Spink, Chair of Rare Disease UK and Chief Executive of Genetic Alliance UK – Amanda Brodie, patient affected by Cushing’s disease Further information will be …
It’s time to learn more about whole genome sequencing Genomic testing is increasingly being used as part of routine NHS patient care and treatment, and tests such as whole genome sequencing will be more widely available through the new national Genomic Medicine Service (GMS). But what is whole genome sequencing? How does it work and …
Whole Genome Sequencing: Decoding the Language of Life and Health Read More »
Powering Patient Participation #FoG2020 Day two kicked off with a keynote panel discussion on Powering Patient Participation in R&D- and Why you need us. Three great speakers from different angles discussed the immense advantages of companies using patient voices and experiences in their drug discovery and trial development processes. First up… Patrick Short, the CEO …
Genomics for all #FoG2020 A large section of Day 1 of the Festival of Genomics was focused on The Social Genome with both researchers and philosophers speaking. Genomics and Diversity: The Impact of Engaging/Listening – Deepti Gurdasani, William Harvey Research Institute, Queen Mary’s Gender, Genealogy and Justice: Who is Genomics for? – Arianne Shahvisi, Senior …
The Future of Genomics #FoG2020 Chief Scientific Officer for England, Professor Dame Sue Hill, kick-started the Festival of Genomics with her keynote speech on the NHS Genomic Medicine Service – Implementing a Genomic Future. This was directly followed by Baroness Nicola Blackwood and her vision of Genomics in the 2020s. Here are some key takeaways …
The fundamental aspects of genomics and bioinformatics that underpin clinical practice The following topics will be covered: The role of genomics in healthcare Cancer genomics Cardiac genomics Testing in the real world Variant interpretation Functional studies and analysis Visualising and reporting genomic data The (future) role of genetic counsellors in genomic healthcare Find …
Festival of Genomics 2020 THE FESTIVAL’S MISSION IS “TO DELIVER THE BENEFITS OF GENOMICS TO PATIENTS FASTER.” Why attend? Be inspired – immerse yourself in genomics, learn from incredible projects/organizations and visionary speakers. Plan for the future – understand trends, developments and dynamic undercurrents that are shaping the use of genomics. Strategize – walk away …
Learn about genetic counselling and how to become a genetic counsellor with this online course for healthcare professionals. Duration: 6 weeks live, 2 hours per week Free Certificate of achievement available on satisfactory completion Start Date: The course is run ‘live’ for 6 weeks from the start date above. Once this period is over there will be …
Join our mailing list to be the first to receive our updates and news!
