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_genomics-specialist-careers-meet-the-genomic-scientists.jpg "The scientists involved in genomic medicine perform a variety of roles and bring expert scientific knowledge and skills to the genomics multidisciplinary team. Scientists are vital to the provision of genomic medicine in three main ways:n•tEnsuring that patients have access to the most relevant tests that are most likely to inform their clinical management.n•tCorrectly handling and processing samples from the patient and their family. In the case of genomic medicine this involves the extract")
⏲ 2 min 39 sec ✓ 16-Dec-2019
_sample-processing-and-dna-extraction-processing-omics-samples.jpg "This video forms part of the online course Sample Processing and DNA Extraction, available on e-Learning for Healthcare: https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Component/Details/462384nn*Please note* this video and the course it is part of were developed in 2016, in line with 100,000 Genomes Project specifications. Please always check your up-to-date local arrangements.nnFor more courses and resources on genomics in healthcare, visit www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs.uknn© Health Education England")
⏲ 2 min 3 sec ✓ 28-Apr-2016
_let39s-talk-about-uncertainty.jpg "In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - we address the issue of uncertainty when it comes to discussing genomic testing with patients. nnOur experts consider the fact that uncertainty is simply a reality of dealing with genomics and genomic testing, and explore the ways in which uncertainty might present itself and how they might support their patients in considering. accepting and managing such unce")
⏲ 1 min 5 sec ✓ 26-Aug-2020
_sample-processing-and-dna-extraction-extracting-dna-from-solid-tumour.jpg "This video forms part of the online course Sample Processing and DNA Extraction, available on e-Learning for Healthcare: https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Component/Details/462384nn*Please note* this video and the course it is part of were developed in 2016, in line with 100,000 Genomes Project specifications. Please always check your up-to-date local arrangements.nnFor more courses and resources on genomics in healthcare, visit www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs.uknn© Health Education England")
⏲ 2 min 55 sec ✓ 28-Apr-2016
_sample-processing-and-dna-extraction-the-impact-on-nhs-laboratory-teams.jpg "This video forms part of the online course Sample Processing and DNA Extraction, available on e-Learning for Healthcare: https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Component/Details/462384nn*Please note* this video and the course it is part of were developed in 2016, in line with 100,000 Genomes Project specifications. Please always check your up-to-date local arrangements.nnFor more courses and resources on genomics in healthcare, visit www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs.uknn© Health Education England")
⏲ 2 min 30 sec ✓ 28-Apr-2016
_the-realisation-of-personalised-medicine.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 81 sec ✓ 17-May-2019
_let39s-talk-about-possible-results.jpg "In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series, produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - we explore the types of results that can be returned from genomic testing.nnOur experts explain that different types of tests can provide different kinds of results, and discuss the importance of adequately preparing patients and families for the kinds of results they could be faced with, how long they could take to come through, and what they might mean.nnO")
⏲ 1 min 56 sec ✓ 26-Aug-2020
_interpreting-results-beware-the-amplification-of-error.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 55 sec ✓ 17-May-2019
_genomics-specialist-careers-meet-the-genetic-counsellors.jpg "Genetic counsellors have training in both genetics/genomics and counselling. They are integral to the genomics multidisciplinary team in a hospital and they see a wide variety of patients; both before genomic testing, to discuss the testing available and the implications of any test, and/or after testing to discuss results. Many genetic counsellors will see a wide variety of patients, including, for example: children diagnosed with a rare disease and their families; expectant mothers or couples")
⏲ 2 min 11 sec ✓ 12-Nov-2018
_let39s-talk-about-communication-strategies.jpg "In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series, produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - we explore some of the communication strategies that our experts have found particularly useful in their experience of discussing genomic testing with patients and families.nnOur experts discuss the importance of tailoring information in a consultation to the patient: finding out what they already know, considering their individual circumstances/test, and en")
⏲ 1 min 75 sec ✓ 26-Aug-2020
_genomic-variants-innocent-until-proven-guilty.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")
⏲ 2 min 58 sec ✓ 17-May-2019
_let39s-talk-about-variants-of-uncertain-significance.jpg "In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series, produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - our experts talk about VUSs: variants of uncertain significance.nnVUSs are genetic changes that are identified through genomic testing (usually whole genome or exome sequencing) where experts are not yet sure of the implications. nnVUSs are quite common in the field of genomics, since there is still so much more we need to learn about the genome and its impl")
⏲ 95 sec ✓ 26-Aug-2020
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_genomics-specialist-careers-meet-the-genomic-scientists.webp "The scientists involved in genomic medicine perform a variety of roles and bring expert scientific knowledge and skills to the genomics multidisciplinary team. Scientists are vital to the provision of genomic medicine in three main ways:n•tEnsuring that patients have access to the most relevant tests that are most likely to inform their clinical management.n•tCorrectly handling and processing samples from the patient and their family. In the case of genomic medicine this involves the extract")
_sample-processing-and-dna-extraction-processing-omics-samples.webp "This video forms part of the online course Sample Processing and DNA Extraction, available on e-Learning for Healthcare: https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Component/Details/462384nn*Please note* this video and the course it is part of were developed in 2016, in line with 100,000 Genomes Project specifications. Please always check your up-to-date local arrangements.nnFor more courses and resources on genomics in healthcare, visit www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs.uknn© Health Education England")
_let39s-talk-about-uncertainty.webp "In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - we address the issue of uncertainty when it comes to discussing genomic testing with patients. nnOur experts consider the fact that uncertainty is simply a reality of dealing with genomics and genomic testing, and explore the ways in which uncertainty might present itself and how they might support their patients in considering. accepting and managing such unce")
_sample-processing-and-dna-extraction-extracting-dna-from-solid-tumour.webp "This video forms part of the online course Sample Processing and DNA Extraction, available on e-Learning for Healthcare: https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Component/Details/462384nn*Please note* this video and the course it is part of were developed in 2016, in line with 100,000 Genomes Project specifications. Please always check your up-to-date local arrangements.nnFor more courses and resources on genomics in healthcare, visit www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs.uknn© Health Education England")
_sample-processing-and-dna-extraction-the-impact-on-nhs-laboratory-teams.webp "This video forms part of the online course Sample Processing and DNA Extraction, available on e-Learning for Healthcare: https://portal.e-lfh.org.uk/Component/Details/462384nn*Please note* this video and the course it is part of were developed in 2016, in line with 100,000 Genomes Project specifications. Please always check your up-to-date local arrangements.nnFor more courses and resources on genomics in healthcare, visit www.genomicseducation.hee.nhs.uknn© Health Education England")
_the-realisation-of-personalised-medicine.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")
_let39s-talk-about-possible-results.webp "In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series, produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - we explore the types of results that can be returned from genomic testing.nnOur experts explain that different types of tests can provide different kinds of results, and discuss the importance of adequately preparing patients and families for the kinds of results they could be faced with, how long they could take to come through, and what they might mean.nnO")
_interpreting-results-beware-the-amplification-of-error.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")
_genomics-specialist-careers-meet-the-genetic-counsellors.webp "Genetic counsellors have training in both genetics/genomics and counselling. They are integral to the genomics multidisciplinary team in a hospital and they see a wide variety of patients; both before genomic testing, to discuss the testing available and the implications of any test, and/or after testing to discuss results. Many genetic counsellors will see a wide variety of patients, including, for example: children diagnosed with a rare disease and their families; expectant mothers or couples")
_let39s-talk-about-communication-strategies.webp "In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series, produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - we explore some of the communication strategies that our experts have found particularly useful in their experience of discussing genomic testing with patients and families.nnOur experts discuss the importance of tailoring information in a consultation to the patient: finding out what they already know, considering their individual circumstances/test, and en")
_genomic-variants-innocent-until-proven-guilty.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")
_let39s-talk-about-variants-of-uncertain-significance.webp "In this film - part of our Let's Talk About... Genomic Testing series, produced in collaboration with genetic counsellor Amanda Pichini - our experts talk about VUSs: variants of uncertain significance.nnVUSs are genetic changes that are identified through genomic testing (usually whole genome or exome sequencing) where experts are not yet sure of the implications. nnVUSs are quite common in the field of genomics, since there is still so much more we need to learn about the genome and its impl")
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