To participate in a best practice meeting you must be a registered member of the network.

Following the meeting, draft best practice guidelines are produced and published on this and other related websites, for example the UK Association for Clinical Genomic Science (ACGS) .

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Other organisations & partners best practice guidelines:

EU funding for EuroGentest ended in 2014. EuroGentest will continue its activities as integrated part of the European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG). The website is a good resource of relevant information

Guidelines are published as policy statements via their professional journal (the European Journal of Human Genetics)

Involved in lots of guideline development and writing via their Quality Committee.

Established / pioneered guideline writing for Y Chromosome microdeletion testing.