This course explores the intersection of genomics and medicine, focusing on the promises and challenges in clinical practice. The learning outcomes include understanding the power of technology, big data, regulatory uncertainties, ethical considerations, reducing disparities, and the evolution of social models in genomics. The course teaches skills such as analyzing sequencing data, considering ethical implications, and improving public health literacy. The teaching method involves lectures and discussions by experts in the field. The intended audience includes healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, and individuals interested in genomics and its impact on healthcare.
Genomics and Medicine- Where Promise Meets Clinical Practice - TEDMED Great Challenges
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
The power of technology
Patient perspective
Big data
Challenges
Opportunities
Regulatory uncertainty
We have to be patient
The burden of public health
Sequencing as monitoring
Ethical considerations
Dont do something just because we can
The DTC genetic community
Genomics as a research tool
Reducing disparities
Access
Disparities
The Great Human Diaspora
Public sophistication
Science literacy
Medical students and the public
Ethics in genomics
Making genetic information more accessible
No comprehensive privacy laws
Evolution of better social models
Jim Evans
Taught by
TEDMED
