How far we’ve come, how far we’ll go: 10 years of the GEP
The Genomics Education Programme (GEP) began in the summer of 2014 with big dreams, a small team, and a lot of work to do
About Aine Kelly
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Entries by Aine Kelly
Career tips for clinical geneticists: a conversation with Dr Alex Murray and Dr Rhian Thomas
14th June 2024 in Expert view /by Aine KellyDr Alex Murray and Dr Rhian Thomas – GTAC clinical genetics professional lead and education specialist, respectively – offer advice for early-career practitioners
Can you spot the hidden genomics?
29th June 2023 in Core concepts /by Aine KellyWe’ve put together eight short healthcare scenarios where genomics may play a part. See if you can work it out, and click to reveal if you’re right
The Genomics Conversation: What matters to patients
21st June 2022 in Genomics in practice /by Aine KellyThe GEP recently met with patients and their relatives to talk about their experiences of genomic testing and the key insights they want healthcare professionals to know
World-first study shows WGS improves diagnostic journey
11th November 2021 in Research /by Aine KellyImpressive results make the case for the adoption of whole genome sequencing as “the genetic test of choice for rare disease patients”
NHS targets better diabetes care with genomic testing
31st August 2021 in Genomics in practice /by Aine KellyNew initiative aims to find thousands of people with a rare, inherited form of diabetes
Genomics in practice: ‘Midwives should explore opportunities’
29th June 2021 in Genomics in practice /by Aine KellyIn our third Q&A for the #GenomicsConversation, we talk to midwife Charlotte Rose about why she was inspired to build her career in genomics
Genomics in practice: ‘We are generation genome!’
29th June 2021 in Genomics in practice /by Aine KellyIn the second of our #GenomicsConversation Q&As, gynaecology cancer nurse Tracie Miles reveals how her patients inspired her to get into genomics
Genomics in practice: ‘Nurses have a big role!’
29th June 2021 in Genomics in practice /by Aine KellyIn our first #GenomicsConversation Q&A, we speak with inherited cardiac conditions nurse Tootie Bueser about how genomics is shaping nursing practice
Genome UK: the first steps in a grand plan
26th May 2021 in Genomics in practice /by Aine KellyThe UK wants to create the world’s most advanced genomic healthcare system, with education and training a key component. Here’s what’s in store for 2021/22
Key genomic technologies of 2020: treatments old and new
7th January 2021 in Genomics in practice, Research /by Aine KellyIn the second part of our review of the year’s genomic highlights, we look at the breakthroughs that are helping patients with rare disease and cancer
Genome UK: making the genomic dream a reality
1st October 2020 in Genomics in practice /by Aine KellyThe government has set out its vision for how the UK will harness the power and potential of genomics for the benefit of patients. Here are the top highlights
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