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Genethics Forum

Description

The Genethics Forum is for health professionals - and other interested parties - to discuss and explore difficult ethical and/or legal issues encountered in genetic medicine. The Genethics GeCIP (genomics England clinical interpretation partnership) focusses on such issues encountered in the 100,000 genomes project. The Genethics Forum takes place three times a year and anyone working in a clinical genetics department is welcome to come along. The meetings are relatively informal in order to facilitate discussion of cases presented from different centres. The meetings usually include a plenary talk on a particular theme of interest, such as for example, a talk by a medical lawyer on the law on confidentiality in genetics. The meetings are multi-disciplinary and aim to have a medical ethicist and an academic medical lawyer present at each meeting.

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Contact details

United Kingdom
Website: http://genethicsforum.ning.com/
Public email: genethics.forum@gmail.com
  • @GenethicsForum

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Type

  • Other research infrastructure
  • Forum

Project Tags

  • Ethics tag
  • Health tag
  • Law tag
  • Medical humanities tag

Partner Universities

University of Southampton

Last modified:

2023-10-17 18:56:36

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