Past Event Category: Baby Badger Network Genetics ECHO
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Jan 10ES/GS Result Interpretation & Clinical CorrelationFeaturing: Donald Basel, MD and James Weber, PhD
NOTE: Rescheduled from October 14, 2025 Presenters: Donald Basel, MD and James Weber, PhD Learning Objectives: Interpret provisional and final genetic test results Discuss importance of clinical correlation when interpreting uncertain genetic findings Discuss challenges and solutions to implementing genomic medicine in a NICU setting [uw-reusable-content id=’31907′]
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Dec 9Talking to Parents about the Utility, Benefits and Limitations of ES/GS and Obtaining Informed ConsentSumedha Ghate, MS, CGC
Presenter: Sumedha Ghate, MS, CGC Learning Objectives: Discuss the benefits, limitations and utility of ES/GS in a family-appropriate manner Describe the ACMG recommendations for obtaining informed consent Identify resources for obtaining informed consent Discuss challenges and solutions to implementing genomic medicine in a NICU setting [uw-reusable-content id=’31907′]
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Nov 15Coordinating and Organizing Workflows in Your NICUCaroline Kielczewski, MS, CGC and Sumedha Ghate, MS, CGC
Presenters: Caroline Kielczewski, MS, CGC and Sumedha Ghate, MS, CGC Learning Objectives: Describe a clinical workflow for implementation of ES/GS in a NICU setting Identify provider roles in the NICU ES/GS workflow Discuss importance of effective communication between providers and family when performing ES/GS in critically ill neonates Discuss challenges and solutions to implementing genomic medicine …
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Oct 14POSTPONED – NEW DATE 1/10/2025: ES/GS Result Interpretation & Clinical CorrelationDonald Basel, MD and James Weber, PhD
See New Event Page: January 10, 2025 Presenters: Donald Basel, MD and James Weber, PhD Learning Objectives: Interpret provisional and final genetic test results Discuss importance of clinical correlation when interpreting uncertain genetic findings Discuss challenges and solutions to implementing genomic medicine in a NICU setting [uw-reusable-content id=’31907′]
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Sep 20Decoding the Genetic Test Report: The BasicsSara Zoran, MS, CGC and James Weber, PhD
Presenters: Sara Zoran, MS, CGC and James Weber, PhD Session Objectives: Define basic genetic terms and concepts as they relate to a genetic test report Navigate the major elements of a genetic test report. Describe variant analysis and classification at a high level Discuss challenges and solutions to implementing genomic medicine in a NICU setting [uw-reusable-content …
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Aug 19Clinical Information Required by Testing LabsJames Weber, PhD
Presenter: James Weber, PhD Learning Objectives: Discuss evidence supporting the increase in ES/GS diagnostic yield with provision of thorough phenotypic information using HPO terms and parental samples to test labs Discuss challenges and solutions to implementing genomic medicine in a NICU setting [uw-reusable-content id=’31907′]
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Jul 26Dysmorphology and Human Phenotype Ontology (HPO) in the NICU SettingCarolyn Scoptur, APNP and Jennifer Stengrevics, PAC
Presenters: Carolyn Scoptur, APNP and Jennifer Stengrevics, PAC Learning Objectives: Describe a basic dysmorphology exam Describe phenotypic abnormalities using standardized HPO vocabulary Identify clinician resources for dysmorphology exams and HPO terms Discuss challenges and solutions to implementing genomic medicine in a NICU setting [uw-reusable-content id=’31907′]
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Jun 24Evidence and Recommendation for Genomic (ES/GS) Testing in Critically Ill NeonatesApril Hall, PhD, MS, CGC
Presenter: April Hall, PhD, MS, CGC Learning Objectives: Describe evidence regarding diagnostic yield of ES/GS in critically ill neonates (CIN) Describe evidence for clinical utility of ES/GS in CIN Describe literature supporting the cost efficiency of ES/GS utilization in CIN Discuss challenges and solutions to implementing genomic medicine in a NICU setting [uw-reusable-content id=’31907′]
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May 31Using Evidence Based Criteria to Identify Critically Ill Neonate Candidates for Genomic TestingJess Scott Schwoerer, MD
Presenter: Jess Scott Schwoerer, MD Learning Objectives: Describe clinical presentations in critically ill neonates (CIN) that indicate ES/GS testing Identify clinical presentations in CIN that indicate other genetic testing Discuss challenges and solutions to implementing genomic medicine in a NICU setting [uw-reusable-content id=’31907′]