NSGC 2023 - Ambry Genetics

Wednesday

October 18

Poster Session 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM (2 Posters)

Thursday

October 19

Poster Session 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM (2 Posters)
Oral Presentations 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

Friday

October 20

Oral Presentations 7:45 AM – 8:30 AM

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Wednesday, October 18

5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

2 Posters

Session

PCAN62

Always better when we’re together: A novel, collaborative multi-stakeholder coalition enhances national guidelines for hereditary cancer testing and detection

Poster

Abstract

Robert Pilarski, Jessica Grzybowski, Lisa Schlager, Emily K. Dalton, Lauren Sferrazza, Ann Marie Miller, Shelly Cummings, Kelli Conlan, Kristen Postula, Rebecca Johnson, Robin Dubin, Fred Struve

Session

PASD31

If we build it patients will come: A healthcare system's approach to improve identification of at-risk individuals, increase genetic counseling referrals, and build patient management using a digital tool and EMR

Abstract

Poster

Chelsea Menke, Courtney Rice, Heather Fecteau, Haley Keller, Shannon Kiernan

Thursday, October 19

5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

2 Posters

Session

PGGT225

Splicing up the diagnosis: Using targeted RNA studies to reclassify exome sequencing variants

Abstract

Poster

Meghan Towne, Jessica Grzybowski, Jessica Gage, Heather Zimmermann, Jesus Ramirez Castano

Session

PASD15

Validation of patient-facing digital tool risk stratification of those at risk for hereditary cancer syndrome: The CARE program accurately identifies high risk individuals

Poster

Abstract

Heather Fecteau, Carrie Horton, Carrie Milliard, Robert Pilarski, Devon Lamb Thrush, Lukas Lyon, Shannon Kieran, Haley Keller, Deepika Nathan, Sarah Siddiqui

Thursday, October 19

11:00 AM – 12:30 PM

3 Presentations

Session

Educational Breakout Session

Not all actionable variants in BRCA1 and BRCA2 are created equal: Challenges of classifying and interpreting reduced-penetrance variants

Marcy Richardson, PhD; Tuya Pal (Vanderbilt), Erin Mundt (Myriad), Matthew Lebo (LMMM), Yeni Rodriguez Sanabria

Session

Platform

Addressing equity in exome sequencing: Proactive reanalysis helps to reduce racial, ethnic, and ancestral disparities

Abstract

Andrew Giles

Session

Platform

Identification of high-risk hereditary cancer syndrome patients in a primary care cohort using a patient-facing risk stratification tool

Abstract

Jenny Geurts, Med College of WI

Friday, October 20

7:45 AM – 8:30 AM

1 Presentation

Session

Breakfast Symposia

Reassessed and revealed: Patient and genetic counselor experience with proactive reanalysis

Meagan Farmer, MS, MBA, LCGC; Meghan Towne, MS, CGC; LGC Kelly Minks, MS, CGC