University of Washington • School of Public Health • Department of Health Services

Summary of Year One Activities

Overview

The Genetic Services Policy Project began in June 2004. Activities during year one included

Conducting literature reviews on cost effectiveness analyses of genetic services
Beginning a review of the literature on the A1555G mutation for the purposes of informing an economic analysis of the genetic test for newborn screening or sub-population screening
Beginning an assessment of the delivery of genetic services in all 50 states
Exploring how genetic services are paid for and how much is spent on them and by whom
Beginning topical literature reviews on legal, ethical, social, health services, and economic issues related to genetic services
Planning case studies
Holding two advisory committee meetings.

Read a summary of our Year One Activities

Genetic Services Policy Project
1107 NE 45th St., Suite 400
Seattle, WA 98105
UW Box: 354809
Phone: 206-685-2371 Fax: 206-543-9345
genpol@u.washington.edu

Technical difficulties or broken links?
Please email Anne Doherty Renz at aed2@u.washington.edu.
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This website is supported in part by Projects # U35MC02601 and # U35MC02602 from the Maternal and Child Health Bureau (Title V, Social Security Act), #11223, Health Resources and Services Administration, Department of Health and Human Services


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Home About GSPP Personnel GSPP Resources GSPP Final Report Other Resources Advisor Access Staff Access Contact Us	Summary of Year One Activities Overview The Genetic Services Policy Project began in June 2004. Activities during year one included Conducting literature reviews on cost effectiveness analyses of genetic services Beginning a review of the literature on the A1555G mutation for the purposes of informing an economic analysis of the genetic test for newborn screening or sub-population screening Beginning an assessment of the delivery of genetic services in all 50 states Exploring how genetic services are paid for and how much is spent on them and by whom Beginning topical literature reviews on legal, ethical, social, health services, and economic issues related to genetic services Planning case studies Holding two advisory committee meetings. Read a summary of our Year One Activities
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Genetic Services Policy Project 1107 NE 45th St., Suite 400 Seattle, WA 98105 UW Box: 354809 Phone: 206-685-2371 Fax: 206-543-9345 genpol@u.washington.edu Technical difficulties or broken links? Please email Anne Doherty Renz at aed2@u.washington.edu. Equal Opportunity and Disability Accommodation Privacy Statement Terms and Conditions of Use This website is supported in part by Projects # U35MC02601 and # U35MC02602 from the Maternal and Child Health Bureau (Title V, Social Security Act), #11223, Health Resources and Services Administration, Department of Health and Human Services