Celebrating Risha on her last day in the office as she wraps up her University of Waterloo co-op term! 🎉 Risha has been a valuable member of the GENOMETRICS team, lending her skills and support across many projects. We're so glad she'll continue volunteering with us in the fall! #Congrats

Team lunch vibes with GENOMETRICS 🥗✨ We wrapped up the season with a delicious team lunch and a joyful celebration for our amazing project manager Stephanie, who’s getting married soon! 💍🎉 Cheers to new beginnings and sunny memories! #SummerWrapUp #WeddingCheers

🎓 Huge congrats to Whiwon from the GENOMETRICS team on defending her dissertation and earning her PhD! 🧬 Her work exploring the feasibility of genome-wide sequencing across Canada marks a big leap for precision health. So proud of you, Dr. Lee! 👏 #PhDDefense #WomenInSTEM

🎉 5 years, countless contributions, and one amazing Research Coordinator! Huge shoutout to Daniel Assamad for reaching 5 years of service The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) and for being such a cornerstone of our team. Here’s to many more! 📷💙 #Workiversary #SickKidsResearch

🌟 GENOMETRICS in Ottawa! Dr. Robin Hayeems gave a talk on expanding newborn screening and presented C-GUIDE-NBS, our tool for evaluating the clinical utility of genomic sequencing in NBS, at the Newborn Screening ON Symposium. Honoured to share our work! 🧬#NewbornScreening #Genomics

It’s always a treat when therapy dogs visit The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids)! This week, sweet Penny stopped by to brighten our day with cuddles and tail wags 🐾💛 #TherapyDogs #DogsWithJobs

🚨 At #CAGCCCMG2025, Michael Mackley from GENOMETRICS highlighted the urgent need for Canada’s genetics services to evolve with the rise of genomic medicine. Shifting roles, growing demand, and system-wide change are on the horizon. #Genomics CCMG-CCGM CAGC-ACCG

🌄 Reunited in the Rockies! GENOMETRICS team members—past & present—joined by our amazing collaborator Dr. Wendy Ungar, enjoying Banff's beauty at #CAGCCCMG2025. Grateful for the science, the scenery, and the shared stories🧬CCMG-CCGM CAGC-ACCG #Genomics #ResearchTeam

🧬 At #CACGCCMG2025, Dr. Robin Hayeems, @sshickh, Dr. Wendy Ungar & Dr. Christine Armour hosted a breakout session on the importance of measuring the utility of genetic testing to support #HTA & policy/decision-making in #genomic medicine. CCMG-CCGM CAGC-ACCG

New GENOMETRICS publication: How does personal utility depend on clinical setting? We explore shared & unique insights into personal utility from pediatric genetics, oncology & prenatal care—shaping future clinical care & policy. sciencedirect.com/science/articl… #Genomics #PersonalUtility

Big congrats to Kulisara Sirinawasathian, former University of Toronto Genetic Counselling Program student and GENOMETRICS team member, for winning the Outstanding Oral Presentation Award at #CAGCCCMG2025! 🏆Her work on parents' views of pharmacogenomic testing sparks excitement for future research and innovation!💊

Parents across genetics, #oncology, and #prenatalcare see value in #genetictesting, but priorities differ. This highlights the need for setting-specific tools to measure personal utility. bit.ly/4nLLwTh #GIMO #PersonalUtility #ClinicalGenetics Dr. Robin Hayeems' Research Team - GENOMETRICS

🚨At #CAGCCCMG2025, Whiwon Lee delivered an oral presentation on barriers & facilitators to clinical #GWS across 4 provinces, emphasizing the need for locally tailored strategies to support precision medicine in Canada🧬🇨🇦 CAGC-ACCG CCMG-CCGM

Last week at #CAGCCCMG2025, our team had the opportunity to share our work through poster presentations! We highlighted research on P-GUIDE Oncology, A-GUIDE, our Secondary Findings Impact Study protocol, and efforts to mainstream genetic care. Thanks to everyone who stopped by!

⚡️Last week, Dr. Robin Hayeems brought the spark to #ASHG25 with a lightning talk on P-GUIDE — our tool for measuring personal utility in pediatric clinical genetics. Exciting to showcase how families' experiences shape genomic care!🧬ASHG #PersonalUtility #Genomics

We had a blast presenting our work at #ASHG25 - including C-GUIDE NBS, P-GUIDE, and A-GUIDE - all aimed at understanding the clinical and personal utility of #genetictesting. Grateful for the Reviewers' Choice ribbons & everyone who stopped by!🧬 ASHG

🎓 Big congrats to Whiwon Lee, who officially graduated with her PhD in Health Systems Research from University of Toronto! 🥳 We celebrated with a team lunch and are thrilled she'll be continuing with us as a Postdoctoral Fellow The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids). Here's to the next chapter! IHPME

Dr. Robin Hayeems attended the International Consortium on Newborn Sequencing (ICoNS) Conference in London🇬🇧, presenting on C-GUIDE NBS, our tool for evaluating the #clinicalutility of genomic sequencing in #NBS. Grateful to engage in this global dialogue!

🎉 Congrats to Kulisara Sirinawasathian for presenting research from her time in our lab at #GeneticsGrandRounds The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids)! She shared parents’ perspectives on the #personalutility of #PGx testing, alongside Iris Cohn, Director of the Pharmacogenomics Program. 💊

Last week, research coordinator Celine Chen represented GENOMETRICS and the CanScreen T1D Research Consortium consortium at #ISPAD2025. Her presentation on developing a core outcome set for evaluating screening for #type1diabetes risk won Best Poster in her session! 🏆 Congrats, Celine! ISPAD