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_genomics-in-medical-specialties-primary-care.jpg "Dr Jude Hayward, GP with a special interest in genetics and genomics, explains the importance of genomics in primary care and the role that primary care practitioners play in the delivery of personalised medicine.nnFurther information can be viewed here: https://www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs...nnHealth Education England's Genomics Education Programme is developing a substantial education programme to inform healthcare professionals about the impact of genomics on clinical practice. This video is")
⏲ 2 min 46 sec ✓ 19-Feb-2018
_let39s-talk-about-incidental-findings.jpg "In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series, produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - our experts discuss the subject of incidental findings.nnIncidental findings are results that may be returned in addition to those relating to the original clinical question being asked. For example, someone may be referred for genetic testing for a neurological condition, but their genomic test result could uncover a gene variant that predisposes them to canc")
⏲ 1 min 43 sec ✓ 26-Aug-2020
_genomics-in-medical-specialties-oncology-cancer-treatment.jpg "Oncology is one of the most exciting fields in terms of rapid developments in genomics. Now more than ever, genomics is applicable across all areas of medicine and healthcare and in the case of cancer care it provides opportunities to prevent and treat cancers on a more individual level.nnImproved technologies, increased understanding of genomic data, and the increased availability and affordability of testing have resulted in changes to the way in which patients and their families are treated a")
⏲ 2 min 4 sec ✓ 03-Jan-2019
_genomics-in-medical-specialties-cardiology.jpg "Hear from Dr James Ware, Clinical Senior Lecturer at Imperial College London and Consultant Cardiologist and Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Trust, about the latest advances in genomics in cardiology.nnFurther information can be viewed here: https://www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs...nnHealth Education England's Genomics Education Programme is developing a substantial education programme to inform healthcare professionals about the impact of genomics on clinical practice. This video is the first e")
⏲ 2 min 33 sec ✓ 19-Feb-2018
_meet-the-clinical-bioinformaticians-sanjeev-bhaskar.jpg "Clinical bioinformaticians work to make genome data clinically actionable; to make sense of large amounts of data so that other healthcare professionals can use it to inform decisions about diagnosis, treatment and care. They straddle the worlds of biology and computer programming to provide a vital link in the patient pathway. They are collaborators and communicators, working with a large multi-disciplinary team and applying different techniques when considering each patient.nnSanjeev Bhaskar o")
⏲ 70 sec ✓ 12-Apr-2021
_why-do-we-want-to-know-about-genomes.jpg "Genomics and genomic medicine are very much in the spotlight. But what can genomics tell us? And what are specialists looking for when they analyse someone’s genomic information? nnIn this video, Dr Michelle Bishop from Health Education England’s Genomics Education Programme introduces us to a range of reasons why different people and professions want to know about genomes.nnMichelle discusses:n•twhy researchers have been driven to find out more about genomes;n•twhy healthcare profession")
⏲ 1 min 20 sec ✓ 02-Aug-2019
_genomics-in-medical-specialties-oncology-inherited-risk.jpg "Oncology is one of the most exciting fields in terms of rapid developments in genomics. Now more than ever, genomics is applicable across all areas of medicine and healthcare and in the case of cancer care it provides opportunities to prevent and treat cancers on a more individual level.nnImproved technologies, increased understanding of genomic data, and the increased availability and affordability of testing have resulted in changes to the way in which patients and their families are treated a")
⏲ 2 min 22 sec ✓ 03-Jan-2019
_39what-is-genomics39-webinar.jpg "The first in a series, this webinar answers everyone's opening question: What is genomics? And why do nurses, midwives and health visitors need to know about it? And, finally, how will genomics change their practice for the benefit of patients?nnHealth Education England's Genomics Education Programme (HEE GEP), in partnership with NHS England and NHS Improvement and the RCNi, co-developed the webinar series ‘From Niche to Necessity: Genomics in Routine Care’, which ran in summer 2021. nnDeve")
⏲ 71 min 94 sec ✓ 19-Nov-2021
_whole-genome-sequencing-my-family39s-journey.jpg "Whole genome sequencing is a powerful and fairly new type of genome sequencing test. One of its most important uses is in trying to find a diagnosis for children who are living without one; children whose condition is believed to be genomic/genetic but haven't yet had a precise cause identified. n nIn this film, Claudia Beard tells us about her son, Trent. Trent has health complications that point towards a genetic cause, but doctors and scientists have so far been unable to find a precise diagn")
⏲ 1 min 36 sec ✓ 17-Dec-2019
_whole-genome-sequencing-finding-answers-for-patients.jpg "Whole genome sequencing (WGS) is a relatively new type of test that enables us to obtain a sequence of the entire genetic code – all of the DNA – of a person or organism.nnWGS isn’t always necessary or useful, but it has particular uses - and as the cost of this kind of sequencing has come down and the speed with which results can be obtained has increased, it has become increasingly applicable in the clinic.nnIn this video, we hear from three experts from across the fields of rare dis")
⏲ 1 min 61 sec ✓ 01-Aug-2019
_genomics-in-medical-specialties-pathology.jpg "Dr Jane Moorhead, Consultant Clinical Scientist in Histopathology at Kings College Hospital, and Professor Louise Jones, Consultant Pathologist at Barts Health NHS Trust and Professor of Pathology at Barts Cancer Institute, explain the latest developments in pathology and cancer treatment resulting from rapid advances genomics.nnFurther information can be viewed here: https://www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs...nnHealth Education England's Genomics Education Programme is developing a substantial edu")
⏲ 2 min 90 sec ✓ 19-Feb-2018
_access-to-gene-directed-therapies.jpg "Our 'Clinical Genetics in Action' series was created in collaboration with the Royal College of Physicians. The films were initiated at a meeting of the Joint Committee on Genomics in Medicine (The British Society for Genetic Medicine, The Royal College of Pathologists and The Royal College of Physicians), with development led by Dr Kate Tatton-Brown and Dr Katherine Josephs at St George's Hospital, London. Clinical Genetics is an area of medicine that is rapidly evolving as more genomic tests a")
⏲ 1 min 14 sec ✓ 17-May-2019
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_genomics-in-medical-specialties-primary-care.webp "Dr Jude Hayward, GP with a special interest in genetics and genomics, explains the importance of genomics in primary care and the role that primary care practitioners play in the delivery of personalised medicine.nnFurther information can be viewed here: https://www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs...nnHealth Education England's Genomics Education Programme is developing a substantial education programme to inform healthcare professionals about the impact of genomics on clinical practice. This video is")
_let39s-talk-about-incidental-findings.webp "In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series, produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - our experts discuss the subject of incidental findings.nnIncidental findings are results that may be returned in addition to those relating to the original clinical question being asked. For example, someone may be referred for genetic testing for a neurological condition, but their genomic test result could uncover a gene variant that predisposes them to canc")
_genomics-in-medical-specialties-oncology-cancer-treatment.webp "Oncology is one of the most exciting fields in terms of rapid developments in genomics. Now more than ever, genomics is applicable across all areas of medicine and healthcare and in the case of cancer care it provides opportunities to prevent and treat cancers on a more individual level.nnImproved technologies, increased understanding of genomic data, and the increased availability and affordability of testing have resulted in changes to the way in which patients and their families are treated a")
_genomics-in-medical-specialties-cardiology.webp "Hear from Dr James Ware, Clinical Senior Lecturer at Imperial College London and Consultant Cardiologist and Royal Brompton and Harefield NHS Trust, about the latest advances in genomics in cardiology.nnFurther information can be viewed here: https://www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs...nnHealth Education England's Genomics Education Programme is developing a substantial education programme to inform healthcare professionals about the impact of genomics on clinical practice. This video is the first e")
_meet-the-clinical-bioinformaticians-sanjeev-bhaskar.webp "Clinical bioinformaticians work to make genome data clinically actionable; to make sense of large amounts of data so that other healthcare professionals can use it to inform decisions about diagnosis, treatment and care. They straddle the worlds of biology and computer programming to provide a vital link in the patient pathway. They are collaborators and communicators, working with a large multi-disciplinary team and applying different techniques when considering each patient.nnSanjeev Bhaskar o")
_why-do-we-want-to-know-about-genomes.webp "Genomics and genomic medicine are very much in the spotlight. But what can genomics tell us? And what are specialists looking for when they analyse someone’s genomic information? nnIn this video, Dr Michelle Bishop from Health Education England’s Genomics Education Programme introduces us to a range of reasons why different people and professions want to know about genomes.nnMichelle discusses:n•twhy researchers have been driven to find out more about genomes;n•twhy healthcare profession")
_genomics-in-medical-specialties-oncology-inherited-risk.webp "Oncology is one of the most exciting fields in terms of rapid developments in genomics. Now more than ever, genomics is applicable across all areas of medicine and healthcare and in the case of cancer care it provides opportunities to prevent and treat cancers on a more individual level.nnImproved technologies, increased understanding of genomic data, and the increased availability and affordability of testing have resulted in changes to the way in which patients and their families are treated a")
_39what-is-genomics39-webinar.webp "The first in a series, this webinar answers everyone's opening question: What is genomics? And why do nurses, midwives and health visitors need to know about it? And, finally, how will genomics change their practice for the benefit of patients?nnHealth Education England's Genomics Education Programme (HEE GEP), in partnership with NHS England and NHS Improvement and the RCNi, co-developed the webinar series ‘From Niche to Necessity: Genomics in Routine Care’, which ran in summer 2021. nnDeve")
_whole-genome-sequencing-my-family39s-journey.webp "Whole genome sequencing is a powerful and fairly new type of genome sequencing test. One of its most important uses is in trying to find a diagnosis for children who are living without one; children whose condition is believed to be genomic/genetic but haven't yet had a precise cause identified. n nIn this film, Claudia Beard tells us about her son, Trent. Trent has health complications that point towards a genetic cause, but doctors and scientists have so far been unable to find a precise diagn")
_whole-genome-sequencing-finding-answers-for-patients.webp "Whole genome sequencing (WGS) is a relatively new type of test that enables us to obtain a sequence of the entire genetic code – all of the DNA – of a person or organism.nnWGS isn’t always necessary or useful, but it has particular uses - and as the cost of this kind of sequencing has come down and the speed with which results can be obtained has increased, it has become increasingly applicable in the clinic.nnIn this video, we hear from three experts from across the fields of rare dis")
_genomics-in-medical-specialties-pathology.webp "Dr Jane Moorhead, Consultant Clinical Scientist in Histopathology at Kings College Hospital, and Professor Louise Jones, Consultant Pathologist at Barts Health NHS Trust and Professor of Pathology at Barts Cancer Institute, explain the latest developments in pathology and cancer treatment resulting from rapid advances genomics.nnFurther information can be viewed here: https://www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs...nnHealth Education England's Genomics Education Programme is developing a substantial edu")
_access-to-gene-directed-therapies.webp "Our 'Clinical Genetics in Action' series was created in collaboration with the Royal College of Physicians. The films were initiated at a meeting of the Joint Committee on Genomics in Medicine (The British Society for Genetic Medicine, The Royal College of Pathologists and The Royal College of Physicians), with development led by Dr Kate Tatton-Brown and Dr Katherine Josephs at St George's Hospital, London. Clinical Genetics is an area of medicine that is rapidly evolving as more genomic tests a")
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