Executive War College, 2024, New Orleans
April 30 - May 1, 2024, Hyatt Regency, New Orleans
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April 30 - May 1, 2024, Hyatt Regency, New Orleans
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September 23, 2022, Virtual
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June 28, 2022 - June 30, 2022, Silicon Valley, California
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ACMG 2024 Learning Lounge Presentation: Implementing WGS on infants admitted to the CICU at Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital in collaboration with the Broad Clinical Labs and Fabric Genomics
A GenomeWeb On Demand Webinar, Sponsored by Fabric Genomics and Illumina
Watch our on-demand webinar delivered by Mark Yandell as part of Rady Children’s Institute for Genomic Medicine’s Rapid Precision Medicine Grand Rounds series: ‘AI, Genomes, Electronic Health Records and the NICU’
Join Cincinnati Children’s Hospital’s Jaime Lopes and Fabric Genomics’ Jeanette McCarthy on September 23 for a presentation on the hospital’s transition to a streamlined variant interpretation workflow that utilizes Fabric Genomics’ software.
Diagnostic sequencing for rare disease using whole genome/exome sequencing is becoming a routine part of care for critically ill newborns as well as children with undiagnosed diseases. This is possible due to advances in genome sequencing and AI methods that provide intelligent data analysis. At Fabric, we are leveraging our GEM AI technology, currently used by labs for diagnostic sequencing, for identifying disease-causing variants among ostensibly healthy individuals in the screening setting. Potential applications, including the use of GEM for genome-wide newborn screening, carrier testing and adult hereditary risk profiling, will be discussed.
Genomic medicine’s growth is transforming healthcare, delivering precision diagnoses and targeted therapies. Artificial intelligence approaches are needed to help clinicians cope with the rapidly increasing volumes of genomic data. Dr. Francisco De La Vega, Senior Vice President of Genomics at Fabric Genomics, spoke at Precision Medicine World Conference (PMWC) 2019 and talked about how AI …
In this presentation by Fabric Genomics, Dr. Katarzyna (Kasia) Ellsworth, Associate Laboratory Director at Rady Children’s Institute for Genomic Medicine, discusses the launching and scaling clinical NGS testing in a children’s hospital environment, utilizing Fabric Enterprise for the rapid interpretation of genomic data to decrease turnaround time and increase diagnostic yield. Rady is advancing rapid …
Labs from every sector- private, reference, hospital, and academic- may be considering expansion of their test offering to include next generation sequencing (NGS). However, before implementing NGS, there are a number of factors that lab leaders must carefully consider to ensure that successful implementation and sustainability of their NGS program. Join XIFIN and Fabric Genomics …
In this webinar, Francisco De La Vega will introduce the Fabric GEM AI algorithm and demonstrate how it significantly simplifies and improves disease-causing variant identification over prior methods, substantially reducing genome interpretation time in the diagnosis of monogenic disease, and could allow cost-effective, automated reanalysis of undiagnosed cases over time.
A novel AI-tool for near-instant identification of disease causing variants. Register now for the October 22nd Webinar to see a powerful new algorithm, Fabric GEM, which sets new standards in diagnostic speed and accuracy.
Join us in this November 12th webinar with XIFIN, Inc. Learn best practices to implement and scale NGS panel testing in your lab.
Register now for this March 9th GenomeWeb webinar on lessons learned from successful clinical implementation of NGS panel testing at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
June 23, 2021. Register for the free webinar in partnership with Dark Daily and get access to the post-webinar recording. Learn effective strategies for implementing tertiary analysis tools and a scalable interpretation workflow.
With increased payer scrutiny, labs need to know how to offer NGS tests that cost-effectively satisfy coverage requirements. Vice President of Precision Medicine Jeanette McCarthy shares strategies for developing such tests from design to reporting with Precision Medicine Incident’s Live Briefings on March 1 at 12p.m. ET.
April 14. VP Jeanette McCarthy presents as part of the Duke Center for Applied Genomics & Precision Medicine’s Spring 2022 Forum. Register now.