Zornitza Stark, Tiffany Boughtwood, Matilda Haas, Jeffrey Braithwaite, Clara L Gaff, Ilias Goranitis, Amanda B Spurdle, David P Hansen, Oliver Hofmann, Nigel Laing, Sylvia Metcalfe, Ainsley J Newson, Hamish S Scott, Natalie Thorne, Robyn L Ward, Marcel E Dinger, Stephanie Best, Janet C Long, Sean M Grimmond, John Pearson, Nicola Waddell, Christopher P Barnett, Matthew Cook, Michael Field, David Fielding, Stephen B Fox, Jozef Gecz, Adam Jaffe, Richard J Leventer, Paul J Lockhart, Sebastian Lunke, Andrew J Mallett, Julie McGaughran, Linda Mileshkin, Katia Nones, Tony Roscioli, Ingrid E Scheffer, Christopher Semsarian, Cas Simons, David M Thomas, David R Thorburn, Richard Tothill, Deborah White, Sally Dunwoodie, Peter T Simpson, Peta Phillips, Marie-Jo Brion, Keri Finlay, Michael Cj Quinn, Tessa Mattiske, Emma Tudini, Kirsten Boggs, Sean Murray, Kathy Wells, John Cannings, Andrew H Sinclair, John Christodoulou, Kathryn N North
Australian Genomics is a national collaborative partnership of more than 100 organizations piloting a whole-of-system approach to integrating genomics into healthcare, based on federation principles. In the first five years of operation, Australian Genomics has evaluated the outcomes of genomic testing in more than 5,200 individuals across 19 rare disease and cancer flagship studies. Comprehensive analyses of the health economic, policy, ethical, legal, implementation and workforce implications of incorporating genomics in the Australian context have informed evidence-based change in policy and practice, resulting in national government funding and equity of access for a range of genomic tests...
March 2, 2023: American Journal of Human Genetics