Despite recent significant advances in genomic techniques, there are currently no practice guidelines for the clinical implementation of genomics. CASMI, in association with researchers at the University of Oxford[1] and the Harvard Stem Cell Institute
CASMI’s Adaptive Licensing Project Lead, Dr Sarah Garner, will be hosting a workshop at this year’s BioTrinity Conference, hosted by OBN. EVENT DETAILS: 13.30- 14.00 Wednesday, 15th May 2013 – Fred Winter Venue. Your
“I am currently working on the development of the Oxford Academic Health Sciences Network which will bring together the NHS, universities and businesses to promote medical innovation to improve patient care and promote wealth creation.
NESTA has commissioned CASMI to investigate the role that GPs play in the uptake and diffusion of innovation in the NHS. “SuperAdopter” practices are those that adopt a range of innovations quickly into their organisation.
Despite recent significant advances in genomic techniques, there are currently no practice guidelines for the clinical implementation of genomics. CASMI, in association with researchers at the University of Oxford[1] and the Harvard Stem Cell Institute [...]
“I am currently working on the development of the Oxford Academic Health Sciences Network which will bring together the NHS, universities and businesses to promote medical innovation to improve patient care and promote wealth creation. [...]
