Australia’s health workforce is highly skilled but there are varying degrees of genomics literacy. One of the goals of InGeNA is the advancement of industry skills and development to build a workforce for the coming age of precision health. We are fortunately well...
InGeNA’s appointed consultant Voronoi led by Gil Carter has completed stakeholder engagement workshops as part of the Data and Technology Innovation project Industry’s role in driving value from genomics information management in Australia. They invited InGeNA...
A collaborative approach is critical to the work of InGeNA. We work on the principle that to make progress efficiently we need to reduce duplication of effort and make a meaningful contribution. We want to be inclusive in everything we do.InGeNA has recently joined...
Quantifying the benefits of genomics is a key focus of the InGeNA Strategic Plan launched today. InGeNA has commenced a major project with Deloitte Access Economics to develop an evidence base to demonstrate the value of genomics to the economy, society and patient...
InGeNA will provide a united industry voice when it acts as the Industry Advisory Group to the Australian Genomics Health Alliance (Australian Genomics). InGeNA and Australian Genomics have agreed to collaborate and work together on sharing information and developing...
