Comprehensive review of publications is a time-consuming process, and a significant bottleneck in variant interpretation resulting in longer turnaround times, higher costs and increased risk of errors. Join our webinar to discover how integrating the world’s most comprehensive database of published genomic evidence can help you streamline your interpretation workflows.
Learn how Mastermind and the Cancer Knowledgebase data empower clinical labs to scale their interpretation efforts more efficiently, improve accuracy and greatly reduce turnaround time. In this session, we’ll explore the latest and upcoming product offerings from Genomenon, highlighting the technological advancements. Attendees will also hear directly from organizations like CDC and Hartwig Medical Foundation on how they use Genomenon data to accelerate their operations.
Key takeaways:
• Strategies for seamless data integration and API connectivity
• Best practices for implementing evidence automation in clinical diagnostics
• Real-world success stories: Overcoming challenges and optimizing workflows
• Future-proofing your lab: Staying ahead of emerging trends and technologies
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Mark has extensive experience in genome sequencing and clinical data analysis underlying the vision and technology driving the Genomenon suite of software tools.
Data-driven product manager with expertise in clinical genomics, global team building, and driving customer-focused products forward through market analysis and cross-functional collaboration.
Amy Gaviglio is a genetic counselor and founder of Connetics Consulting, LLC which provides newborn screening, genomics, and rare disease services globally. She has worked in the NBS and rare disease space for the past 17 years. Amy currently works with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL), Expecting Health, RTI International, and several other rare disease and genomics organizations. She is co-chair of APHL’s New Disorders in Newborn Screening Subcommittee and is a member of additional national groups including the Rare Disease Diversity Coalition and EveryLife Foundation’s Community Congress. She also serves on the Executive Board for the International Society of Neonatal Screening and is a member of the MPS Society’s Scientific Advisory Board. Finally, Amy serves as Chair of the NBS Expert Panel for the Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute.
We help provide insights into key genetic drivers of diseases and relevant biomarkers. By working together to understand this data, we enable scientists and researchers to make more informed decisions on programs of interest. To learn more about how we can partner together to find your genomic variant solutions, we invite you to click on the link below.