Creating the Genomics AI Coalition
I propose the formation of the Genomics AI Coalition (GACT) – applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to genomics (AI/ML-Gen) in the areas of
As we approach the various medical specialty groups, what questions should we ask about their strategies to implement clinical genomics? Here is my initial list. Please provide your feedback below, and together, let’s help these groups make their guidelines computable.
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I propose the formation of the Genomics AI Coalition (GACT) – applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to genomics (AI/ML-Gen) in the areas of
The integration of genomics into patient care can be complex and requires coordination between various medical practitioners. By having access to a patient’s complete genomic
The current lack of an ID for each unique genetic test raises the possibility of confusion among clinicians ordering tests and laboratories reporting them. This
The adoption of clinical genomics as standard of care has been slow. In this blog post, we will examine the major issues affecting clinical adoption
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