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Appendix A

Workshop Agenda

Keck Building of the National Academies and by webcast
Wednesday, October 12, 2022
10:30 AM – 5:50 PM ET

SESSION I: OPENING REMARKS AND KEYNOTE PRESENTATION

Moderator:

Sarah Wordsworth, Professor and University Lecturer; Health Economics Research Centre, Nuffield Department of Population Health, University of Oxford

10:30 AM ET

Welcoming Remarks

Michelle Penny, Roundtable Cochair

Executive Vice President, Research and Development Embark, Inc.

Greg Feero, Roundtable Cochair

Representing the Journal of the American Medical Association

Professor, Department of Community and Family Medicine, Geisel School of Medicine

Faculty, Maine Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency Program

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10:40–10:50 AM

Introduction and Charge to the Workshop Speakers and Participants

Mira Irons, Workshop Planning Committee Cochair

President & CEO

College of Physicians of Philadelphia

Christa Martin, Workshop Planning Committee Cochair

Chief Scientific Officer, Geisinger

Professor and Director, Autism & Developmental Medical Institute

10:50–11:15 AM

Keynote

Euan Ashley

Associate Dean, School of Medicine

Roger and Joelle Burnell Professor of Genomics and Precision Health

Professor of Medicine, Genetics, Biomedical Data Science, & Pathology

Stanford University

SESSION II: WHAT DO PATIENTS NEED AS GENOMICS MOVES INTO CLINICAL CARE?

Comoderators:	Gwen Darien, Executive Vice President for Patient Advocacy and Engagement, National Patient Advocate Foundation and Candace Henley, Founder/Chief Surviving Officer, The Blue Hat Foundation
Objectives	Explore how patients assess and act upon genetic risk information they receive from genomic applications that may change over time (e.g., consumer genetic testing, polygenic risk scores, prenatal testing). Examine what patients may need to make informed decisions surrounding genetic testing and follow-up care.
11:15–11:30 AM	Keri Norris Vice President of Health Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion National Hemophilia Foundation

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11:30–11:45 AM	Greta Goto Founding Member Prader-Willi Syndrome Alaska Parent Group Cochair, Community Engagement in Genomics Working Group NHGRI
11:45–12:00 PM	Cristi Radford Product Director Optum
12:00–12:25 PM	Panel Discussion
12:25–1:25 PM	Break

SESSION III: WHAT WILL IT TAKE TO BUILD AN EQUITABLE PRECISION HEALTH CARE SYSTEM?

Moderator:	Gabriel Lázaro-Muñoz, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Member of HMS Center for Bioethics, Harvard Medical School
Objectives	Discuss what an equitable precision health care system is and what it would take to deliver on this promise for patients and clinicians. Explore barriers that could be broken down to build an equitable precision health care system (e.g., access to precision health tools and clinician effectiveness in using those tools). Examine opportunities for improving implementation by engaging underserved and diverse communities.
1:25–1:40 PM	Kellan Baker Executive Director and Chief Learning Officer Whitman-Walker Institute
1:40–1:55 PM	Consuelo Wilkins Professor of Medicine Senior Vice President and Senior Associate Dean, for Health Equity and Inclusive Excellence Engagement Core Director, All of Us Research Program Vanderbilt University Medical Center

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1:55–2:10 PM

Mary Relling

Coinvestigator and Cofounder, Clinical Pharmacogenetics Implementation Consortium

Endowed Chair, Pharmaceutical Sciences Department

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital

2:10–2:35 PM

Panel Discussion

SESSION IV: WHAT GENETIC TESTING LOGISTICS ISSUES NEED TO BE ADDRESSED?

Moderator:	Victoria Pratt, Vice President, Molecular Diagnostic Quality Assessments, Optum Genomics
Objectives	Examine and compare what evidence (e.g., clinical validity and clinical utility) means in the context of insurance companies, the clinical setting, and laboratories creating genetic tests. Understand how patients, payers, and clinical providers assess the value and benefits of genomic screening and diagnostic testing.
2:35–2:50 PM ET	Lee Hilborne Medical Director Quest Diagnostics Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine David Geffen School of Medicine University of California, Los Angeles
2:50–3:05 PM	Mylynda Massart Assistant Professor of Family Medicine Department of Family Medicine University of Pittsburgh Founder and Director, UPMC Primary Care Precision Medicine Center Chair of Family Medicine, UPMC Magee Women’s Hospital
3:05–3:20 PM	Bruce Quinn Principal Bruce Quinn Associates LLC
3:20–3:45 PM	Panel Discussion

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3:45–4:05 PM

Break

SESSION V: WHAT ARE THE SYSTEM-LEVEL CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES?

Moderator:	W. Gregory Feero, Professor, Department of Community and Family Medicine, Geisel School of Medicine; Faculty, Maine Dartmouth Family Medicine Residency Program
Objectives	Examine system-level barriers to widespread adoption of genomics and precision health care including data integration, cost and payment, and leadership buy-in. Discuss what non-geneticist clinicians may need in order to adopt genetic testing in clinical care.
4:05–4:25 PM ET	Initial Remarks (5 min. each) Philip Zazove Professor Emeritus Department of Family Medicine University of Michigan Tshaka Cunningham Chief Scientific Officer and Cofounder Polaris Genomics Executive Director Faith Based Genetic Research Institute Karen Kaul Chair, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Duckworth Family Chair NorthShore University HealthSystem Clinical Professor of Pathology University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine Kara Maxwell Assistant Professor of Medicine Perelman School of Medicine University of Pennsylvania
4:25–5:10 PM	Panel Discussion

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SESSION VI: WHAT WILL GENOMICS ADOPTION LOOK LIKE IN THE FUTURE?

Moderator:	Mira Irons, President and CEO, College of Physicians of Philadelphia
Objective	Explore what adoption may look like in the next 10-20 years – how clinicians will be ordering genetic testing, accessing and interpreting results, and using genetic data in routine health care. Explore how individuals will access their results and act on them as part of their health care.
5:10–5:35 PM	Moderated Discussion Amy Compton-Phillips President and Chief Clinical Officer Press Ganey consulting division David H. Ledbetter Chief Clinical and Research Officer Unified Patient Network, Inc. Professor, Department of Psychiatry University of Florida
5:35–5:50 PM	Wrap-Up Mira Irons, Workshop Planning Committee Cochair President and CEO College of Physicians of Philadelphia Christa Martin, Workshop Planning Committee Cochair Chief Scientific Officer, Geisinger Professor and Director, Autism & Developmental Medical Institute
5:50 PM	Adjourn