General information about genetics.
Department of Health branch responsible for developing policy for a range of genetics topics: stem cells, cloning, safety, regulation, ethics and assisted conception.
Guidance on planning, provision and commissioning of genetics services.
The Human Genetics Commission was established in December 1999 and subsumed the work of three other advisory bodies, the Advisory Committee on Genetic Testing (ACGT), the Human Genetics Advisory Commission (HGAC) and the Advisory Group on Scientific Advances in Genetics (AGSAG).
Published: 24/06/2003
The aim of this White Paper is to set out a vision of how patients could benefit in future from advances in genetics, and raise awareness of the potential of genetics in healthcare; includes a £50m three-year plan of implementation.
Report of an expert working group to the NHS Executive and the Human Genetics Commission, August 2000.
The Department of Health today invited bids from universities and other organisations with a track record in education and training to set up the new NHS Genetics Education and Development Centre.
The Department of Health today published a £50 million strategy to harness the potential of advances in genetics for the benefit of NHS patients.
All calls from national DH and NHS R&D programmes for research proposals will be posted here - including the Health Technology Assessment Programme (HTA), DH Policy Research Programme, New and Emerging Applications of Technology (NEAT), Service Delivery and Organisation (SDO) & Research Capacity Development (RCD).