...) framework to explore links between implementation approaches and outcomes. Methods: We conducted a national mixed-methods multi-site study of 17 clinical genomics services, their linked fetal medicine services and two laboratories delivering the pES service. The MSC framework informed the study. Key...

... or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. 2023 Newborn screening Genomics Ethics Psychosocial issues Newborn screening (NBS) facilitates early detection and treatment of infants with rare, treatable conditions...

... to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. 2023 Public health Genomics Population-based studies As a new team of editors, we introduce this collection of perspectives aimed at “ Re-envisioning what...

...Stephanie White; Gemma McErlean; Claudia Virdun; Jane L. Phillips; Chris Jacobs Background: Genomics has growing relevance to palliative care, where testing largely benefits relatives. Integrating genomics into palliative care has not received the critical attention it requires. Health...

...David M. Thomas; Joanne M. Hackett; Stjepko Plestina Objectives: “Personalized healthcare” is generating new approaches to disease management by considering inter-individual variability in genes, environment, and lifestyle. Technologies such as comprehensive genomic profiling (CGP) are drivers...

...Megan B. Raymond; Kayla E. Cooper; Lisa S. Parker; Vence L. Bonham Introduction: Many research programs are challenged to accommodate low-resource research participants’ (LRRP) ancillary care needs when returning genomic research results. We define LRRP as those who are low income, uninsured...

...Holly Etchegary; Daryl Pullman; Charlene Simmonds; Zoha Rabie; Proton Rahman Introduction: The growth of global sequencing initiatives and commercial genomic test offerings suggests the public will increasingly be confronted with decisions about sequencing. Understanding public attitudes can assist...

...Chloé Mayeur; Marlies Saelaert; Wannes Van Hoof Introduction: Genomics is increasingly being implemented in the society. To fully realise this implementation, citizens should be consulted about their perspectives on genomics and its associated ethical, legal, and social issues (ELSI) to enable them...

...Caitlin G. Allen; Ridgely Fisk Green; Scott Bowen; W. David Dotson; Wei Yu; Muin J. Khoury Despite growing awareness about the potential for genomic information to improve population health, lingering communication challenges remain in describing the role of genomics in public health programs...

... for motivating broad public debate to find ethically sound ways of managing genomics and new expensive medications. [email protected] 14 11 2019 23 04 2020 9 6 2020 Rationing Hepatitis C Genetics Genomics Ethics © 2020 S. Karger AG, Basel 2020 Copyright / Drug Dosage...

...Susan Racine Passmore; Amelia M. Jamison; Gregory R. Hancock; Moaz Abdelwadoud; C. Daniel Mullins; Taylor B. Rogers; Stephen B. Thomas Aims: This study sought to explore the decision to participate in genomics research for African American individuals. Our overall goal was to explore (1...

... data Regulatory framework Member States Systems Enablers Innovation Commission European Union Genomics Machine learning Information and communication technology Digital health Personalised medicine Precision medicine Personalised healthcare Diagnostics Information Value S. Karger...

..., instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Patient Big data Regulatory systems Member states Enablers Innovation Commission EU Genomics Registry Pan-cancer Rare disease Personalised healthcare Molecular diagnostics Therapeutics Discussion Public Health...

...Muin J. Khoury; Michael Engelgau; David A. Chambers; George A. Mensah The field of public health genomics has matured in the past two decades and is beginning to deliver genomic-based interventions for health and health care. In the past few years, the terms precision medicine and precision public...

...Caitlin G. Allen; Brittany Andersen; Muin J. Khoury; Megan C. Roberts Background: The growing availability of genomic information to the public may spur discussion about genetics and genomics on social media. Sites, including Twitter, provide a unique space for the public to access and discuss...

...Karen L. Edwards; Deborah Goodman; Catherine O. Johnson; Lari Wenzel; Celeste Condit; Deborah Bowen Objectives: Genomic information will increasingly be used to aid in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disease. Several national initiatives are paving the way for this new reality, while...

...) the requirement for an applicant to disclose whether they are “considering” a genetic test; (3) failure to account for genome sequencing and other technology developments; (4) limited evidence regarding adverse selection; and (5) the inappropriateness of industry self-regulation. Conclusion: Industry self...

... to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Communication Consumers Food4me Genomics Personalised nutrition Preferences Regulators Service providers Trust Personalised nutrition may be defined...

... of research in the field of cancer genomics. In order to evaluate the current capacity for and development of cancer genomics in LA, we collected the available information on genomics, including the number of next-generation sequencing (NGS) platforms, the number of cancer research institutions and research...

..., gene level, pathway level and network level by combining up-to-date functional and genomic data and integrating also third-party bioinformatics tools in a pipeline. DoriTool uses GRCh37 human assembly and online mode. DoriTool provides nice visual reports including variant annotation, linkage...