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Progress the implementation of the NAGIM Blueprint

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Summary

The Blueprint for a National Approach to Genomic Information Management (NAGIM) is a digital genomics blueprint developed for the Federal Government. This is a national framework including best practice principles to guide an Australian strategy for managing genomic information.

Australian Genomics is developing recommendations for implementing NAGIM. We are undertaking pilot projects to develop and encourage adoption of standard approaches and tools supporting the collection, storage and use of genomic data in Australia.

To understand genomic test results and make new genomic discoveries, researchers and clinical services rely on information generated by the combination of genomic data from many different people and produced at different organisations. For this to happen, data needs to be collected, processed and shared using common and standardised approaches.

Implementation recommendations

NAGIM Implementation Recommendations (December 2022) Supplementary Information for NAGIM Implementation Recommendations (December 2022)

Reports

Preliminary NAGIM Report (April 2022) NAGIM Progress Update (November 2021) NAGIM Summary and Progression Plan (June 2021) Australian Genomics Data Infrastructures Survey Report (International) Australian Genomics Data Infrastructures Survey Report (Domestic)

Project Leads

Professor Oliver Hofmann

University of Melbourne

Professor Daniel MacArthur

Dr Daniel MacArthur

Garvan Institute / Murdoch Children’s Research Institute

Professor Amanda Spurdle

QIMR Berghofer

MJ Brion

Dr Marie-Jo Brion

QIMR Berghofer

Project Coordinator

Dr Marie-Jo Brion

Contact
mariejo.brion@mcri.edu.au


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Data sharing infrastructure / practices

Pilot genomic information management implementations

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