***Calling all Early Career Researchers (ECRs)*** We invite you to express your interest in presenting at an Early Career Researcher (ECR) webinar hosted by the Economics of Genomics and Precision Medicine Special Interest Group. (1/4)

How can the same genetic finding can mean different things in different people? What does this mean for 'personalising' genetic results? In this episode, Anneke Lucassen talks to Rachel Horton and gabrielle samuel about this issue.

What sort of findings might we get from newborn genome screening? What might this mean for the NHS? Rachel Horton talks to gabrielle samuel and Lisa Hodges Ballard.

We evaluated psychometric performance of the proxy-report versions of the PedsQL™️ for children with suspected genetic conditions in CSER (CSER) consortium. Valid & reliable HRQoL measurement in this pop is crucial for assessing impacts of genomic medicine interventions.

The IHEA Economics of Genomics & Precision Medicine Special Interest Group is hosting a webinar for Early Career Researchers on Monday 22 April - we hope to see you there! IHEA Economics of Genomics & Precision Medicine

Excited to share that our manuscript reporting the development and initial validation of the Pediatric Diagnostic version of the GENEtic Utility (GENE-U) scale to measure perceived utility of #genomic sequencing is now available online! doi.org/10.1016/j.gim.…

The recording from our #EarlyCareerResearchers webinar is now available! In this webinar, we hear from Jasmin Moshfegh, Katie Saxby, Chao Song, and Wei Fu about their research at the intersection of #HealthEconomics, #Genomics and #PrecisionMedicine youtube.com/watch?v=gFJQPc…

Prof David Veenstra will deliver a webinar titled “Should we conduct genomic screening for all adults?” on Tues 25 June from 11am to 12pm EDT / 4pm to 5pm BST. We hope to see you there! International Health Economics Association (IHEA) #IHEA #healtheconomics #genomics #precisionmedicine us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

We hope to see you at our webinar on Tues 25 June from 11am to 12pm EDT / 4pm to 5pm BST with Professor David Veenstra on whether we should conduct genomic screening for all adults! International Health Economics Association (IHEA) #IHEA #healtheconomics #genomics #precisionmedicine

Join us June 25th at 11:00 AM EDT/3:00 PM UTC for the upcoming webinar "Econ-Omics Talks: Should we conduct genomic screening for all adults? Clinical and economic outcomes using simulation modeling," presented by Professor David Veenstra. Register now: lnkd.in/gkvP5PGF

Last chance to register for our webinar TOMORROW with Professor David Veenstra on whether we should conduct genomic screening for all adults! The webinar will be held on Tues 25 June from 11am-12pm EDT / 3pm-4pm UTC / 4pm-5pm BST. International Health Economics Association (IHEA) #IHEA #healtheconomics #genomics

Join us St Anne's College next week, from 5pm on Tuesday 16th July for 'Exploring Health Inequities in Personalised Medicine', with talks from Dr Leah Boyle and Dr Jason Torres. Further info and registration details can be found here: cpm.ox.ac.uk/event/explorin…

The recording from our webinar with Professor David Veenstra on whether we should conduct genomic screening for all adults is now available! International Health Economics Association (IHEA) #healtheconomics #genomics #precisionmedicine youtube.com/watch?v=c62ddO…

Did you catch the webinar "Econ-Omics Talks: Should we conduct genomic screening for all adults?" on June 25th? If not, not to worry! The recording is now available on our YouTube channel here: youtu.be/c62ddOOxPnI

We had a really interesting evening yesterday with two fascinating talks from Leah and Jason, and a commentary from Dr Susie Weller #healthinequities Centre for Personalised Medicine, Oxford plus refreshments on a sunny roof terrace afterwards!

UPCOMING HERC SEMINAR Health Economics and Genomics Sarah Wordsworth, John Buckell, Rositsa Koleva-Kolarova, Sally Sansom, Fred McElwee, Padraig Dixon 8 Oct, 1 pm UK BST, onsite and via Zoom Free event, requires registration 👇app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/oxford/herc-…