Welcome to the #GenomicsConversation 2022 – our annual week of action where we celebrate and talk about genomics across healthcare. Below, you’ll find handy links to resources we covered throughout the week.
To get started, why not watch the video to hear from our clinical director Kate Tatton-Brown about the purpose of the week and why we’re excited to talk genomics with you all.
If you are new to genomics and want to know what it is and why everyone is talking about it, then Monday was the day for a quick, fun and digestible introduction.
Our clinical director Kate Tatton-Brown discusses the importance of genomics education
10 minutes
Explore our bitesize answer to everyone’s first question
10 minutes
Watch our short video to learn why different healthcare professionals want to know about genomes
2 minutes
Read on for a look back at last year’s snapshot of the genomics landscape and see how things are shaping up
10 minutes
Learn the basics of genomics with our introductory Genomics 101 course series
30 minutes
Check out our curated playlist of short introductory videos
10 minutes
Our introductory webinars created with the RCNI are a good starting point for those new to genomics
60 minutes
Learn about the power and potential of genomics across a range of professional and specialty areas
10 minutes
Have you ever been asked a question about genomics that you were unsure how to answer? On day 2, we shared a variety of resources and information to help you familiarise yourself with common scenarios.
This NHS Q&A is a great way to familiarise yourself with key points around genomic testing
5 minutes
The first of three activities around genomics questions: this one focuses on inherited conditions
3 minutes
Learn about common genomic testing scenarios in the second part of our activity series
3 minutes
Not all genomics questions come from patients; explore the conversations that can happen between colleagues in the final part of our series
2 minutes
Check out the Genomics England language guide for recommendations and general principles
10 minutes
Read our new blog for top tips when communicating about genomics with patients
10 minutes
Learn how to confidently respond to genomics questions from your patients in this short, online course
30 minutes
Listen to the RCGP Genomics Podcasts for example patient questions or supporting information
15 minutes
On day 3, we showcased a range of resources that explain how to spot the genomic clinical clues that may be a cause for action.
Watch our short film to learn about the many opportunities to ‘think genomics’
5 minutes
Read our new blog about the role genomics plays in midwifery practice
10 minutes
Visit our new resource for health visitors and explore our tailored learning opportunities
20 minutes
Did you know, we have resources covering many professional and specialty areas
20 minutes
Join our online course and learn about the importance of drawing and reading family history
30 minutes
Test your knowledge with our twitter polls through the day. Follow our twitter page for details
2 minutes
It’s not always obvious that a condition is genetic, but clinical clues can be cues for action
2 minutes
Not everyone needs to know everything about genomics, but a little knowledge can help. On day 4, we signposted to a range of resources and partners that will help you to learn more about genomics.
Find out more about the Genomic Laboratory hubs and the regional Genomic Medicine Service Alliances
5 minutes
Want to learn more about genomics but not sure where to start? Check out our fantastic new learning journey tool
5 minutes
Our new GeNotes Knowledge Hub contains 60+ expert-written summaries
10 minutes
Listen to the latest Genomics England G-Word podcast featuring Professor Kate Tatton-Brown
40 minutes
Learn the fundamentals in 30 minutes with Genomics 101
30 minutes
Read on for an overview of what a Rare Disease is and the role of genomics in helping find answers
20 minutes
Take a look at our Educator’s Toolkit for case studies, discussion points and examples of further learning
30 minutes
Join introductory genomics and counselling skills online course, funded places are available
60 minutes
As we approached the end of the week, we shared lots of different ways to keep learning about genomics and stay up to date.
Follow us on social, sign up to our Vimeo/Youtube channel, newsletter, and browse our website
10 minutes
Visit our webpages tailored to your profession or specialty
20 minutes
Check out our Genomics 101 courses for a quick and accessible way to grasp the basics
30 minutes
Why not consider taking one of our taught courses or Master’s modules
Up to 6 weeks
Allied health professionals, help us plan new genomics resources to support you
10 minutes
Sign up to our monthly newsletter and lets continue the conversation
5 minutes
