Evidence on #ClinicalUtility is needed to to inform #HealthPolicy and funding decisions related to #GeneticTesting. Our C-GUIDE tool is a fast and easy way to build this evidence! Find out more here: https://t.co/ks5Fq92uw1

🚨Today, @MichaelMackley of GENOMETRICS delivered #GeneticsGrandRounds @SickKidsNews. He shared a framework to implement & evaluate #mainstreaming in #medicalgenetics, barriers/facilitators to #GWS among non-geneticist clinicians in Ontario, and the evolving role of geneticists.

🎆 Celebrating the season with our incredible GENOMETRICS team! A night of delicious food, fun board games, and lots of laughs. Here’s to a successful year ahead!🥂 #HolidayParty

👏 What an incredible day @SickKidsNews Research Institute Scientific Retreat at Roy Thomson Hall! We’re proud of GENOMETRICS team members Erin & Daniel who presented posters and celebrated SickKids’ 150 years of innovation in child health. #SickKids150 #ResearchRetreat

November was big for our CanScreen T1D team! We participated in several key scientific forums, contributing to discussions on T1D risk screening, prevention, polygenic risk scores, and more. Thanks to all who joined us! 💙

Big shoutout to GENOMETRICS and @CanScreenT1D team member Celine Chen for presenting at the @DiabetesCanada conference! 🎉 Her poster showcased work on creating a core outcome set for #Type1Diabetes screening—paving the way for better research and improved screening practices! 👏

New in @NatureMedicine: Evaluating #genomic tech needs a whole-of-system approach, but implementation is complex. This review synthesizes a decade of #healtheconomics insights & real-world experience through global collab, co-authored by Dr. Hayeems. Read: https://t.co/lrXVq3n6AO

New publication in @NatureMedicine Goranitis I, Hayeems RZ, Smith HS et al. Determining the value of genomics in healthcare. Nat Med (2025). https://t.co/KYtXwD6RLG You can read the full text here: https://t.co/6LYKZSo2vR Blog post: https://t.co/NvLLXh9Ruc #healtheconomics

👏 Dr. Robin Hayeems delivered an insightful talk at the @DiabetesCanada Conference during the @CanScreenT1D Symposium! The session sparked key conversations on #Type1Diabetes screening, family perspectives, and healthcare professionals' role in shaping the future.

Last week, research coordinator Celine Chen represented GENOMETRICS and the @canscreent1d consortium at #ISPAD2025. Her presentation on developing a core outcome set for evaluating screening for #type1diabetes risk won Best Poster in her session! 🏆 Congrats, Celine! @ispad_org

🎉 Congrats to Kulisara Sirinawasathian for presenting research from her time in our lab at #GeneticsGrandRounds @SickKidsNews! She shared parents’ perspectives on the #personalutility of #PGx testing, alongside Iris Cohn, Director of the Pharmacogenomics Program. 💊

Dr. Robin Hayeems attended the International Consortium on Newborn Sequencing (@ICoNSeqOrg) Conference in London🇬🇧, presenting on C-GUIDE NBS, our tool for evaluating the #clinicalutility of genomic sequencing in #NBS. Grateful to engage in this global dialogue!

🎓 Big congrats to @WhiwonLee, who officially graduated with her PhD in Health Systems Research from @UofT! 🥳 We celebrated with a team lunch and are thrilled she'll be continuing with us as a Postdoctoral Fellow @SickKidsNews. Here's to the next chapter! @ihpmeuoft

We had a blast presenting our work at #ASHG25 - including C-GUIDE NBS, P-GUIDE, and A-GUIDE - all aimed at understanding the clinical and personal utility of #genetictesting. Grateful for the Reviewers' Choice ribbons & everyone who stopped by!🧬 @GeneticsSociety

⚡️Last week, Dr. Robin Hayeems brought the spark to #ASHG25 with a lightning talk on P-GUIDE — our tool for measuring personal utility in pediatric clinical genetics. Exciting to showcase how families' experiences shape genomic care!🧬@GeneticsSociety #PersonalUtility #Genomics

Last week at #CAGCCCMG2025, our team had the opportunity to share our work through poster presentations! We highlighted research on P-GUIDE Oncology, A-GUIDE, our Secondary Findings Impact Study protocol, and efforts to mainstream genetic care. Thanks to everyone who stopped by!

🚨At #CAGCCCMG2025, @WhiwonLee delivered an oral presentation on barriers & facilitators to clinical #GWS across 4 provinces, emphasizing the need for locally tailored strategies to support precision medicine in Canada🧬🇨🇦 @CAGC_ACCG @GeneticistsCCMG

Parents across genetics, #oncology, and #prenatalcare see value in #genetictesting, but priorities differ. This highlights the need for setting-specific tools to measure personal utility. https://t.co/oNPIFf7Ymo #GIMO #PersonalUtility #ClinicalGenetics @RobinHayeems

Big congrats to Kulisara Sirinawasathian, former @GC_UofT student and GENOMETRICS team member, for winning the Outstanding Oral Presentation Award at #CAGCCCMG2025! 🏆Her work on parents' views of pharmacogenomic testing sparks excitement for future research and innovation!💊

New GENOMETRICS publication: How does personal utility depend on clinical setting? We explore shared & unique insights into personal utility from pediatric genetics, oncology & prenatal care—shaping future clinical care & policy. https://t.co/eF5iV4jMPh #Genomics #PersonalUtility

🧬 At #CACGCCMG2025, Dr. Robin Hayeems, @sshickh, Dr. Wendy Ungar & Dr. Christine Armour hosted a breakout session on the importance of measuring the utility of genetic testing to support #HTA & policy/decision-making in #genomic medicine. @GeneticistsCCMG @CAGC_ACCG