Accelerating Genomic Translation Through Partnerships, Collaboration, and Health Information Technology
Author(s)
Ralph J. Coates
Document Description
This presentation briefly summarizes the scientific and public health environment for CDC's genomics translation activities, reviews recent reports from the Evaluation of Genomic Applications in Practice and Prevention (EGAPP)on the validity and utility of selected pharmacogenomic tests, discusses the need for a network of stakeholders to increase communication and collaboration on translation (GAPPNet), and reviews some recent public health policies, programs, and surveillance activities aimed at improving translation.
This presentation is from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), prepared for the 2009 Genetic Alliance Annual Conference.
Date Added
July 9, 2009
Keywords
genomics, health information technology, translation, translational research, partnerships, collaboration, public health, evaluation, validity, utility, CDC, centers for disease control & prevention, pharmacogenomics, EGAPP, GAPPNet, Discovering Openness
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Document Description
This presentation briefly summarizes the scientific and public health environment for CDC's genomics translation activities, reviews recent reports from the Evaluation of Genomic Applications in Practice and Prevention (EGAPP)on the validity and utility of selected pharmacogenomic tests, discusses the need for a network of stakeholders to increase communication and collaboration on translation (GAPPNet), and reviews some recent public health policies, programs, and surveillance activities aimed at improving translation. This presentation is from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), prepared for the 2009 Genetic Alliance Annual Conference.
Date Added
July 9, 2009
Keywords
genomics, health information technology, translation, translational research, partnerships, collaboration, public health, evaluation, validity, utility, CDC, centers for disease control & prevention, pharmacogenomics, EGAPP, GAPPNet, Discovering Openness