Webinar: Taking Consent for Genomic Testing (16 January)
Getting appropriate, informed patient consent for genomic testing is vital. This webinar on Tuesday 16th January (12.00pm – 1.00pm) looked…
Read moreWebinar – Ethical Issues in Mainstream Cancer Genomics (11 December 2023)
This webinar was an examination and discussion of the ethical issues faced by those both providing and receiving treatment in…
Read moreRaising Awareness – Lynch Syndrome Education Event
(29 November 2023) More than 80 colleagues from around West Yorkshire and Harrogate attended a recent education event to raise…
Read moreFamilial Hypercholesterolaemia – Clinical Pathway Initiative
(29 November 2023) The National Genomics Education programme has launched the Clinical Pathway Initiative (CPI) an exciting new framework for…
Read moreAn Audience with Helen Bethell
There are many adjectives that could be used to describe Helen Bethell, NEY GMS Workforce Development & Education Lead –…
Read moreSolid Tumour WGS pathways
A project to better embed Whole Genome Sequencing (WGS) in South Yorkshire has led to a significant increase in completed…
Read moreNot all cases of Diabetes are the same
(9 November 2023) Monogenic Diabetes (MD) affects approximately 2% of people in the UK with diabetes. A small percentage. And…
Read moreGenomics News – September Edition Now Live
(15 September 2023) The September edition of our Genomics newsletter is now live, where you can find links to genomics…
Read moreFocus on: The Lynch Pins
(15 September 2023) The Lynch Nurse Educators, Amy, Karen and Rebecca, were tasked with spreading awareness of Lynch syndrome, and…
Read moreWelcome Aboard, Kay Cawthron
(14 September 2023) We’re pleased to welcome on board Kay Cawthron, who has ‘taken the King’s shilling’ and joined the…
Read moreGenomic Roadshows & the Power of Presence
(14 September 2023) Earlier this summer, our team hit the road and delivered a pilot set of Genomic Roadshows in…
Read moreAn Audience with: Ali Greystoke, New Clinical Director for the NEY GMS
Clinical directors can sometimes appear like the uncrowned kings and queens of the NHS. Sat at a significant distance from…
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