Healthcare Informatics January 14, 2019
The Chicago-based NorthShore University HealthSystem and genomics technology company Color are partnering on a new initiative that will aim to deliver the power of genomics to routine primary care at population scale.
Known as “DNA10K,” the initiative will engage more than 10,000 patients and will be the largest known primary care-based genomics program in the U.S., according to officials who made an announcement last week.
The approach will build on NorthShore’s years of experience in genomics and actionable electronic medical records (EMR) information, while providing access to Color’s clinical-grade genetic testing and whole genome sequencing to inform patients about their risk for certain hereditary conditions, according to company executives.
“The knowledge will help patients learn about their genetic makeup, including...
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