Showcase of Genomics across North Thames – session recordings now available!

On 14 July 2022 the North Thames Genomic Medicine Service (GMS) held an event showcasing how genomic medicine is transforming healthcare in our region. This event was held in person at University College London, as well as virtually.

You can now watch recordings of some of the day’s talks and hear how the North Thames GMS is delivering new genomic tests and redesigning pathways to bring the benefits of genomics to patients across North London, Essex, and Hertfordshire.

Recordings now available:

• Opening and Welcome: Professor Dame Sue Hill DBE
• The future of genomics in the North Thames: Dr Francesca Faravelli & Professor Rachel Butler MBE
• Genomic answers for Early Onset Epilepsy: Professor Helen Cross
• Bringing genomics into Community Paediatrics: Dr Elaine Clark
• Finding the missing 95%: The national Lynch Syndrome project: Dr Kevin Monahan
• BRCA-DIRECT: Digital pathways to expand capacity for genetic testing: Professor Clare Turnbull
• Translational Genomics for Cystic Kidney Disease: Professor Daniel Gale
• Whole genome sequencing in paediatric haematological malignancies – lessons from our first 100 cases: Dr Jack Bartram
• Solid tumour diagnosis through large gene panel testing: Professor Mike Hubank
• Pharmacogenomics: What’s possible and where are we going?: Dharmisha Chauhan