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Transnational Alliance for Genetic Counseling (TAGC) 10:00 Welcomes and Introductions Janice Edwards, President
10:00-12:00 Current international state of the profession, workforce and training status
13:00-15:00 The state of credentialing and plans for reciprocity across the globe
15:30-17:00 -- Open discussion about global workforce issues Moderator: Barbara Biesecker (USA) 17:00 - Poster session Friday 20 May -- Global trends in genetic counselor education 10:45-12:15pm Workshops (1) Teaching technology and genomics in a rapidly changing environment During this session we will discuss the current efforts in the UK to educate genetic counselors and other medial professionals around genomics, and efforts in the US and Australia that focus on introducing genetic counselors to genomics concepts such as variant interpretation as part of the curriculum. We will facilitate a discussion about what concepts are seen as core to genetic counselor training and continuing education, as well as how various countries balance the rapidly changing pace of technology with other core genetic counselor competencies.
(2) Online teaching methods During this session we will be discussing how online teaching can be utilized in genetic counselling training. The format will be formal presentations followed by group discussions:
(3) Supervision in Genetic Counseling Training This discussion-based, interactive workshop will focus on various aspects of clinical supervision. Topics for both novice and experienced supervisors will be addressed, including nuts and bolts of establishing a clinical rotation, styles of supervision, strategies for working with students at different developmental stages, and handling challenging situations.
(4) Facilitating family communication about genetic risk-development of novel interventions Review the current state of interventions in promoting family communication. Small group exercises will assist participants develop techniques to support family communication. The session will conclude with facilitated discussion of the benefits and the challenges of introducing family communication techniques into genetic counseling curricula, with reference to cultural implications.
13:15-14:00 Open discussion regarding international trends in genetic counseling education TAGC Barcelona 2016 Planning Committee Executive Planning Committee Kelly Ormond (United States) Co-Chair Tina Wessels (South Africa) Co-Chair Clara Serra (Spain) Local Host Jennifer Fitzpatrick (Canada) TAGC 2011 Chair Margaret Sahhar (Australia) Anna Middleton (United Kingdom) Lian Hua Huang (Taiwan) Additional Planning Committee Members Hyon Kim (South Korea) Domenico Coviello (Italy) Chantelle Scott (South Africa) Kunal Sanghavi (originally from India, lives in US) Peter James Abad (Phillipines) Sadiye Birep Aygun (Turkey) Niby J Elackatt (India) Andrea (Kwan) Hanson-Kahn (United States) Emeline Davoine (France) Alexandra Obregon-tito (originally from Peru, lives in Belgium) |
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