Throughout 2023 we travelled across the North West, holding our Genomics Roadshows, meeting with professionals to discuss genomics and highlight where genomics is already being used within healthcare.
The roadshows are normally 2.5 hours in length, typically starting at 09:30 am until 12:00 noon, and provide an opportunity to listen to keynote speakers, from the region to learn more about the relevancy of genomics and genomic medicine, throughout a patient’s journey from primary care, via pathology, to pharmacy, and beyond.
Attendees can join at whatever point is of most interest to them, as each roadshow has a networking marketplace, where attendees can meet and chat with members of our team, speakers, fellow professionals, and other Alliance stakeholders.
Each event is recorded and available by clicking on the appropriate link below.
We are currently planning our Roadshows for the end of 2024, and into 2025 so if you would like to host a Roadshow, then contact us via contactus@nw-gmsa.nhs.uk
NB: The recording is split into two parts.
Part 1, featuring:
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Professor Bill Newman: Embedding genomics into routine healthcare |
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Deborah Lakeland: Achieving optimal care for patients with solid tumours by embedding Genomics in Pathology practice |
Part 2, featuring:
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Marie Wilcock: The importance of genetic testing in Familial Hypercholesterolaemia |
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Jessica Keen: Pharmacogenomics and the PROGRESS project |
NB: The recording is split into two parts.
Part 1, featuring:
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Professor Bill Newman: embedding genomics into routine healthcare including rare diseases |
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Dr Gavin Galasko: Familial Hypercholesterolemia |
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Jessica Keen: Pharmacogenomics and the PROGRESS project |
Part 2, featuring:
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Emma Davies: Mainstreaming Lynch Syndrome |
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Charlotte Knowles: Mainstreaming BRCA1 |
NB: The recording is split into two parts.
Part 1, featuring:
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Professor Bill Newman: embedding genomics into routine healthcare including rare diseases |
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John McDermott: Pharmacogenomics and the PROGRESS project |
| George Burghel: ctDNA project |
Part 2, featuring:
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Nursing and midwifery TAG discussion panel ‘Dispellng the myths of genomics and you’ |
NB: The recording is split into two parts.
Part 1, featuring:
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Professor Bill Newman; embedding genomics into routine healthcare including rare diseases |
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Dr. Rajesh Madhu; Genomics within paediatric practice |
| Dr. Catherine Breen; genomics and the looked after child |
Part 2, featuring:
| Dr. Michael Bonello; Neurology and genetics |
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Liverpool Heart and Cheshire Hospital's FH Team; Familial hypercholesterolemia Dr. Sabnam Samad: Monogenic Diabetes and MODY |
NB: The recording is split into two parts.
Part 1, featuring:
Professor Bill Newman
Dr. Simon Williams
Dr. Sabnam Samad
NB: The recording is split into two parts.
Part 2, featuring:
Dr. Rob Cooper
Familial Hypercholesterolemia Team (Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital and The Countess of Chester Hospital)