Genomic Applications in Practice and Prevention Network (GAPPNet™)

The Genomic Applications in Practice and Prevention Network (GAPPNet™) is a concept for a collaborative initiative suggested in 2009 involving partners from across multiple sectors to realize the promise of genomics in healthcare and disease prevention. Read the GAPPNet™ article [PDF 440 KB] published in Genetics in Medicine in 2009.

Additional resources

• GAPP Knowledge Base (GAPP KB)
• The Continuum of Translation Research in Genomic medicine: How Can We Accelerate the Appropriate Integration of Human Genome Discoveries into Health Care and Disease Prevention? [PDF 149 KB] Genetics in Medicine (2007)
• CDC Table of Genomic Tests and Family History Applications by Level of Evidence
• CDC Genomics Implementation Page: How we can use genomics now to save lives?
• CDC Fact Sheet: Implementing Evidence-based Genomic Tests and Family History [PDF 1.04 MB]

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