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Precision Oncology: Genomics Guided Care - How to Prepare and Read Genomics Reports for Clinical Practice?

Aired live on 14 Feb 2024

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Precision Oncology: Genomics Guided Care - How to Prepare and Read Genomics Reports for Clinical Practice?

Chair: Joaquin Mateo
Speakers: Joris van der Haar, Debyani Chakravarty, Clare Turnbull

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Learning objectives:

  • Increase knowledge in how to read and interpret clinically oriented genomics reports.
  • Learn how to interpret “functional impact" and "clinical relevance" of classification systems for mutations in genomics reports.
  • Discuss indications of secondary germline testing based on reports from tumour-only genomics tests.

Supported by

SB-Bayer
SB-Illumina
SB-Johnson-and-Johnson
SB-Lilly
SB-Novartis
SB-Roche

Supported by an educational grant by Janssen EMEA

Also supported by a grant from Pfizer Inc.

Programme

  • Welcome and Introduction, Joaquin Mateo
  • Structure of Genomics Reports, Joris van der Haar
  • Functional and Clinical Annotation of NGS Data for Cancer Patient Management, Debyani Chakravarty
  • Reporting and Management of Germline Findings in Tumour NGS, Clare Turnbull
  • LIVE Q&A, All
  • Conclusions, Joaquin Mateo

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