Events from South East Genomics

Join us on July 20^th  1-2pm the first of a new series where we give you the tools to improve the way you care for people

Genomic testing is reshaping how we detect and prevent sudden cardiac arrest.

Join us to hear how it is already saving lives in Scotland and what it could mean for your practice and your patients.

You’ll hear from

• Dr Rachel Bastiaenen, Cardiovascular Clinical Director at Guy’s & St Thomas
• Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine Elijah Behr, from St George’s Hospital
•  Helene Davison, Clinical Nurse Specialist, from Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Scotland who will be sharing her experience in establishing and running a Sudden Cardiac Arrest pathway.

Join us on 5 March at 12:00pm and register for the session to ensure you’re ready for the changes to the genomic testing pathway for cardiomyopathy.

Join us on Monday 2 March at 12pm to explore the genomics of familial pneumothorax, including insights for clinical practice.

Join the debate at our Genomics Festival on March 26th at midday.

Leading the debate will be renowned genomic experts including Professor Richard Thompson, Dr Adam Jackson and Professor Caroline Wright and chaired by Dr Frances Elmslie, Clinical Director of the South East Genomic Medicine Service.

Join us for a our final event of Rare Disease Week to hear from Dharmisha, Mum to Sebastian, who was the 6th child in the UK to receive treatment for Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) Type 1 in 2021. 

Join us for a webinar to hear from the amazing Diana, Mum to Sebbie, a 10 year old living with SHINE Syndrome, a rare genetic condition affecting around 250 people worldwide.