Prof Graeme Suthers
Biography
Professor Graeme Suthers is the national Director of Genetics for Sonic Healthcare (Australia) and has held senior appointments in the South Australian public sector prior to his appointment with Sonic Healthcare. His current role involves the development of genetic services for patients and families across Sonic’s clinical and laboratory services Australia-wide and he has been a member of a number of professional and Government committees involved in implementing cost-effective genetic services of high quality.
Resources
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Interviews
The Clinical Takeaway: How to Raise and Discuss Genetic Carrier Screening With Patients
Prof Graeme Suthers | Created on 23 July 2020
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Interviews
How to raise and discuss genetic carrier screening with patients
Prof Graeme Suthers | Created on 05 June 2020
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Lectures
Choosing the Right Genetic Test
Prof Graeme Suthers, The General Practice Education Day Adelaide, 2018 View more
Prof Graeme Suthers | Created on 15 September 2018
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Interviews
New Non-invasive Prenatal Testing
Interview with Prof Graeme Suthers, 2017
1. What can new non-invasive prenatal testing diagnose? (00:43)
2. How ... View more
Prof Graeme Suthers | Created on 23 March 2018
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Interviews
Fragile X Syndrome
Interview with Prof Graeme Suthers, 2017 View more
Prof Graeme Suthers | Created on 07 February 2018
Clinical Articles
Genetic testing in the management of hypercholesterolaemia
Prof Graeme Suthers | Created on 06 October 2020
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Clinical Articles
Pharmacogenomics in general practice
Despite potential savings of more than $1 billion annually, awareness of pharmacogenomic tests among Australian prescribers is low ... View more
Prof Graeme Suthers | Created on 10 July 2019
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Clinical Articles
Studying Chromosomes In 2017
Examining the structure of chromosomes
The first studies in human genetics were done in the early 1900s, well ... View more
Prof Graeme Suthers | Created on 06 September 2017
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