InGeNA members will take part in a strategic planning day on May 23 to refresh the current strategy, agree key areas of focus and discuss potential future directions of the organisation to best serve the interests of the Australian genomics community. Chair Kathy...
InGeNA’s vision of realising the full potential of genomics to personalise healthcare cannot be achieved without national and jurisdictional level strategies and initiatives from governments. Launching today on our website we have collated and summarised genomics...
Our next quarterly forum is scheduled for Thursday 6 April, 4:00pm – 5:00pm AEST. At this forum we have two InGeNA partners to present and request your input on key projects. Dr Jane Tiller (Senior Project Coordinator, Australian Genomics) will speak to us about...
The first InGeNA webinar for the year will be themed ‘NAGIM Implementations’. The National Approach to Genomic Information Management (NAGIM) seeks a national genomic data asset for Australia, within a seamless and secure digital genomics ecosystem. A NAGIM is founded...
I am delighted to join InGeNA as Chair, taking over from David Bunker. I look forward to working with the team to continue the great work already underway.After moving around a lot as a kid, I went to ANU where I studied Economics and Accounting. After gaining my...
More than 300 million people worldwide and two million Australians live with rare disease, and 72% of rare diseases are genetic. This internationally recognised day of awareness has been building support for the rare disease community since 2008 and calls for...
Australian Genomics has completed the full report for the NAGIM Implementation Recommendations and delivered it to the Australian Department of Health. An important part of the report is the recognition that “engaging with industry to contribute to health...
As we start the new year, InGeNA continues our mission to realise the full potential of genomics to personalise healthcare. This year we look forward to working closely with our partners to advocate for the benefits genomics can bring to both patient outcomes and...
InGeNA welcomes one of Australia’s leading digital health executives Kathy Campbell (Director, Ockham Consulting) to take on the role of Chair for 2023-24.Our inaugural independent Chair David Bunker is stepping down after more than two years in this important...
Our final quarterly members forum for 2022 is scheduled for Thursday 15 December, 4:00pm – 5:00pm AEDT. At this forum we will hear from two collaborators who have recently been awarded MRFF grants. InGeNA provided a letter of support to each of these...
