genomics
RCOG: Genomics in perinatal medicine webinar
Online , United KingdomThis free on-demand webinar from the Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, will explore the use, potential and challenges of implementing genomics in perinatal medicine. Donna Kirwan, Midwifery Lead in NHS England and NHS Improvement’s Genomics Unit, will discuss midwives’ role in prenatal genetic testing. Who should attend: All clinicians in Obstetrics Allied Healthcare Professionals […]
Mainstreaming Genomic Medicine: Paediatrics
Online , United KingdomPart of an online series of interactive workshops organised by the team at North Thames GMSA/GLH, with the aim to provide healthcare professionals the opportunities to engage and ask questions and find out what further information and support is available. Paediatrics This specialist session will focus on the practical application of genomics in Paediatrics. Thu 28th […]
Let’s Talk: Genomics Medicine Across a Lifetime
Online , United KingdomGenomic tests are already available in the NHS for use in many childhood and adult cancers, inherited disorders and rare diseases, and more tests are becoming available every year through the NHS Genomic Medicine Service. To make sure everyone for whom genomics is appropriate can access the tests that are right for them, it’s important […]
Lunch and Learn: Think Patient Care, Think Genomics
Online , United KingdomSession One: Cystic Fibrosis screening and diagnosis Join us for our first edition of Lunch and learn, a session for nurses and midwives focused on Cystic Fibrosis. Speakers and topics covered: Carrier testing Cathryn Moss, Principle Genetic Counsellor, St George’s Hospital This session will offer nurses and midwives a practical guide to Cystic Fibrosis […]
Lunch and Learn: Think Patient Care, Think Genomics
Online , United KingdomSession Two: Monogenic Diabetes in pregnancy Join us for our second edition of Lunch and learn, a session for nurses and midwives focused on Monogenic Diabetes. Monogenic diabetes is a rare form of diabetes caused by a mutation in a single gene and can often be misdiagnosed as type 1 diabetes. Accurate diagnosis and […]
Clinical Genomics Service Specification Consultation Webinar
Online , United KingdomNHS England are currently seeking feedback on the way clinical genomics services are delivered in England. The public consultation is open from 1 September until midnight on 30 September. Click here to view the consultation documents and access the online questionnaire to provide feedback. Join an information webinar to find out more NHS England is […]
“Everything you want to know about genomics but are afraid to ask”
Online Webinar , United KingdomThe NHS North Thames GLH and NHS South East GLH are delighted to organise and co-host this Bayer sponsored educational meeting and welcome healthcare professional attendees from our regional cancer clinical teams. With the aim to explore the benefits and challenges of mainstreaming genomic profiling and precision oncology pathways in the management of patients with […]
Lunch and Learn: Think Patient Care, Think Genomics
Online , United KingdomSession Three: Lynch Syndrome Join us for our third edition of Lunch and learn, a series of webinars for nurses and midwives to gain insight into how genomic testing is used across different areas of healthcare. Professionals will share their expertise of genomic tests available for patients through different patient pathways. Speakers and topics […]
Whole Genome Sequencing drop-in session
Online , United KingdomWhole Genome Sequencing Drop In Session: Tuesday 11th October, 14:30-15:30 Are you a clinician looking to find out more about Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS)? Then this drop-in session is for you! During the session you will find out more information on this new testing, how it can be used for your patients and have the […]
National pathology workshops: Lynch Syndrome
Online , United KingdomLynch syndrome (LS) is an inherited condition caused by pathogenic variants in DNA genes which result in an increased risk of colorectal, endometrial, and other cancers. LS affects approximately 1 in 300-1 in 400 people, with 200,000-300,000 people likely to have this condition in the UK. It is estimated that only 5% of people with […]