Four details:
1. The health system partnered with health intelligence company Sema4 for the program, which will give NorthShore clinicians access to Sema4’s tech tools for preventing, detecting and treating hereditary cancer, cardiovascular diseases, pharmacogenomics and rare diseases.
2. Sema4’s tech platform combines clinical data and genomic analysis to evaluate and draw insights on how genetic variants will affect patients’ chances of developing disease.
3. NorthShore will use the company’s platform to administer more personalized treatment plans.
4. More than 1,000 physicians and about 300,000 NorthShore patients will have access to the new genomic offerings, according to the news release.
To learn more about how Northshore has integrated genomics into primary care, click here.
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