Genomics Education

Ever needed to explain the difference between #genetics and #genomics? Our graphic may come in handy! For more useful resources about genomics in healthcare, check out our education collection: genomicseducation.hee.nhs.uk/education/

Learn a little about genetic inheritance with this quick-read from our blog. Explore what we mean when we talk about 'penetrance', 'de novo' variants and more! buff.ly/q2nhLuj

Oncologists, do you use GeNotes? Our flagship resource contains a range of genomics articles for you to use 'just in time' in the clinic, as well as for extended learning. View the full range today: buff.ly/tvvIFPz

In this affecting patient film, we meet Isobel who underwent genomic testing for a sudden and unexpected lung cancer diagnosis. Hear about the challenges she faced and the powerful impact genomics made on her treatment: buff.ly/XCNRuHz

Remember, rare diseases are individually rare but collectively common – more people are affected than you might think. Our Education Hub provides information on their impact, and what healthcare professionals can do to help support patients: buff.ly/gnf0vqe

On the blog: New #CRISPR-based #GeneTherapy Casgevy gives hope to #NHS #SickleCell and #BetaThalassaemia patients: buff.ly/jgS0y8Y

Befuddled by bases? Confused by codons? Flummoxed by phenotype? Try our genomics glossary, featuring around 250 definitions, from 'acrocentric' to 'zygote' and (almost) everything in between! buff.ly/8GFuyif #genomics #genetics #education #STEM

What is a clinical bioinformatician and what role do they play in the NHS? Watch this short film to find out: buff.ly/i5KCVto

We've all heard of DNA – it's quite important, after all. But what...is it, exactly? Find out in 2 minutes flat in our short animation: buff.ly/dIPIDJp

Do you teach #genomics? Try our interactive quiz, designed as a way to introduce introductory concepts to learners and free to use in your sessions: buff.ly/fmSf3iJ

Do you request genomic testing for rare disease as part of your role? Find out everything you need to know in our 2-week FutureLearn course, free and flexible for NHS staff: buff.ly/UaFxTyE

From the archive: Take a look back at the power and potential of polygenic risk scores for triaging people with potential prostate cancer symptoms, in research led by the University of Exeter: buff.ly/xiTJeqN #polygenicriskscores #cancer #prevention

Why is genomics important in paediatric care and how can it be applied to help children? What is the paediatricians role? Find answers to these questions in our webpage focused on this specialty area: buff.ly/lKBp1ow

It's more important than ever to develop your communication skills around genomics to help keep patients informed. Our film series features experts with many years' experience so you can learn the basics: buff.ly/stFKOZ6

If you’re a clinician requesting genomic testing for a patient, there are some important things for you to know and do in order to maximise the chance that a diagnosis can be found by colleagues analysing the results. Find out more in this resource: buff.ly/NfV2eTA

Taking a family history can be vital in predicting a genetic condition, but do you know how to draw one? Our short #Genomics101 course is here to help. Free to access for NHS staff: buff.ly/FUDN4H5

Hear how @Duncan_CNO, Chief Nursing Officer for England, thinks the 10 Year Health Plan will help staff and patients, and renew the NHS. 👇

In case you missed it: Catch up on the story behind #GeNotes – our flagship educational resource for clinicians – and how it can help support you in your practice: buff.ly/9fbXsHw

The 10 Year Health Plan, released today, has #genomics weaved throughout. But what is genomics and how is it relevant to healthcare? Find out in our 10-minute educational resource. genomicseducation.hee.nhs.uk/education/core…

Dermatologists: do you know how genomics impacts on your profession? Our webpage explores the role genomic medicine plays in the treatment of skin diseases, and how you can help: buff.ly/OQRekK2

What is it like to live with a genetic condition? This series of affecting films highlights those patients and families who have undergone genomic testing, so that we might learn from their experiences: buff.ly/ATmiHX2