Journal article

A transformative translational change programme to introduce genomics into healthcare: A complexity and implementation science study protocol

N Taylor, S Best, M Martyn, JC Long, KN North, J Braithwaite, C Gaff

BMJ Open | BMJ PUBLISHING GROUP | Published : 2019

Abstract

Introduction Translating scientific advances in genomic medicine into evidence-based clinical practice is challenging. Studying the natural translation of genomics into 'early-adopting' health system sectors is essential. We will (a) examine 29 health systems (Australian and Melbourne Genomics Health Alliance flagships) integrating genomics into practice and (b) combine this learning to co-design and test an evidence-based generalisable toolkit for translating genomics into healthcare. Methods and analysis Twenty-nine flagships integrating genomics into clinical settings are studied as complex adaptive systems to understand emergent and self-organising behaviours among inter-related actors a..

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Grants

Awarded by Royal Melbourne Hospital


Funding Acknowledgements

The Melbourne Genomics Health Alliance is funded by the Victorian Government and Alliance 10 members (Royal Melbourne Hospital, Royal Children's Hospital, the University of Melbourne, Walter and Eliza Hall Institute, Murdoch Children's Research Institute, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australian Genome Research Facility, Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre, Austin Health, Monash Health). The Australian Genomics Health Alliance is funded by NHMRC grant 1113531.