Australia is at a pivotal point for genomics and precision health. With the National Health Genomics Policy Framework soon to be finalised and the Australian Governmentβs $200 million Precision Health Research Program creating new opportunities, how do we build the lasting infrastructure needed to scale implementation, maximise current investments and attract further investment?
Join InGeNA and AWS for our upcoming webinar:
Building Australiaβs precision health infrastructure
Tuesday 6 October | 9.00 am AEDT | Online
We will hear from:
β’ Dr Natalie Thorne, Chief Scientific Officer, Genomical
β’ Professor Bernie Pope, Australian BioCommons
β’ Dr Ankit Malhotra, AWS
Together, they will explore how Australia can connect its existing assets across research, clinical care and clinical trials, embed genomics into clinical workflows and establish the sustainable data, digital, governance and workforce capability required for precision health at scale.
Taking place immediately ahead of Professor Dame Sue Hillβs Australian visit, this is a timely opportunity to consider what Australia can learn internationally and what we need to build for the long term.
Register here: @https://lnkd.in/g5PPp3nz
#PrecisionHealth#Genomics#PrecisionMedicine#HealthInfrastructure#DigitalHealthDr Natalie ThorneBernard PopeAnkit Malhotra, Ph.D.Dr Jill FreyneAmazon Web Services (AWS)
