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Series 1: NHS Genomic Medicine Service
Authored by Shazia Mahamdallie (Principle Scientist in Cancer Genomics, North Thames Genomic Laboratory Hub) in collaboration with Dr. Dahlia Hopmeier (Genomics Clinical Fellow, Great Ormond Street Hospital) and Dr. Emma Clement (Consultant in Clinical Genetics Great Ormond Street Hospital)
Recorded in June 2021
The NHS Genomic Medicine Service (GMS) for England has been established to deliver genomic technology and science to improve the population’s health. In this series we talk on how the GMS evolved, how the NHS infrastructure has changed to allow genomic testing to become part of routine care and the healthcare areas the GMS is committed to deliver.
Series 2: Primary Care Genomics Medicine
Authored by Dr. Dahlia Hopmeier (Genomics Clinical Fellow, Great Ormond Street Hospital) in collaboration with Dr. Anwar Khan (General Practitioner).
Recorded in May 2021
In this series the role of genomics in improving patient care in general practice is explored. Advice and explanations for general practitioners to guide the use of genomics in their practice are given, and the vital role that primary care plays in supporting the equity of access to genomic tests is discussed.
Series 3: Genomics in Disease
Authored by Dr. Dahlia Hopmeier (Genomics Clinica Fellow, Great Ormond Street Hospital) in collaboration with Dr. Angela Brady (Consultant Clinical Geneticist, North Thames Genomic Laboratory Hub), Dagmar Tapon (Genetic Counsellor for Fetal Care, Queen Charlotte’s and Chelsea Hospital), Dr. Rhiannon Melis (Clinical Training Fellow, North Thames Genomic Laboratory Hub) and Dr. Helen Grote (Consultant Neurologist, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust)
Recorded in June 2021
This series explores the role of genomics in disease, and the ways in which genomics can be used to improve patient care in various clinical scenarios including cancer, rare disease and prenatal medicine.