New GenoVic release includes key data access and reuse functionality
September 16, 2022
GenoVic is Melbourne Genomics’ clinical-grade system for laboratories that can facilitate each step of a genomic test, securely store the big data it generates, and enable that data to inform a patient’s care. The new GenoVic…
Victorian evidence leads to Medicare-funded genomic test for kidney disease
September 8, 2022
Dialysis for kidney disease is the number one reason Australians are hospitalised. For many Australians with kidney disease, pinpointing the precise cause has always been difficult. For thousands of Australians, this meant…
A year in 5 key milestones
July 18, 2022
Last year we began a four-year program to embed genomic medicine in Victoria’s heath system. We have the evidence for when and how genomics can provide answers and save lives. Now it’s time to make it happen. While our 2021…
Keeping care up to date with genomics education
June 29, 2022
Genomics in the Clinic, a blended learning course from Melbourne Genomics, is helping non-genetic medical specialists bring genomics into their practice. The course combined self-directed online modules, open throughout May, and…
One workshop, four years of benefits
May 23, 2022
For Dr Joep Vissers, a Melbourne Genomics workshop was the catalyst he needed to make the move from research into the clinical genomics space. Dr Vissers was at the end of his post-doc at the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre when…
Popular webinar on ordering Medicare-funded genomic tests returns with high praise
April 27, 2022
Genomic testing has been proven to make a difference in care for children with complex genetic conditions and many of these children now qualify for Medicare funded tests. The Melbourne Genomics education team again joined up…
The key to high-value care? Sustaining the genomics workforce.
March 28, 2022
A recently published Perspectives Brief from the Deeble Institute for Health Policy Research suggests a coordinated national workforce strategy is needed to enable the delivery of high-value genomic medicine. Authored by Dr…
Dr Kushani Jayasinghe awarded the ACMG Foundation’s 2022 Richard King Award
March 25, 2022
Dr Kushani Jayasinghe, Flagship clinician on the Genetic Kidney Disease Clinical Project, received the American College of Medical Genetics and Genomics (ACMG) Foundation’s 2022 Richard King Award for Best Publication by a…
GenoVic now supports testing for both cancer and inherited conditions at Monash Health
December 13, 2021
GenoVic is a Melbourne Genomics member-developed system designed to support genomic testing at scale. It enables experts to securely manage and analyse the data at each stage of a clinical test. The Monash Health Pathology team…
How community voices get heard in a research-health service alliance
December 1, 2021
A grassroots community advisory group enabled Melbourne Genomics to address complex issues like privacy, informed consent, patient experience and the re-use of genomic data. A paper published in Research Involvement and…
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