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The Prioritising Aboriginal Genomics (in NSW) through Engagement and Skills (PAGES) project Description: Genomics or precision medicine is the gold standard treatment for many cancers. The Prioritising Aboriginal Genomics (in New South Wales, Australia) through Engagement and Skills (PAGES) project will chart a pathway to clinical genomics for Aboriginal Australians. It builds upon long- standing trusted relationships with Aboriginal communities in New South Wales (Australia), partners scientific and Aboriginal research leadership, and applies a co-design process working side-by-side with communities. The PAGES study was co-designed 'with the community, for the community'
STARDIT ID:
STARDIT ID:
0202510020002
Dates 
State        ongoing
Start        2023-09-02
Form updated 2025-10-02
Location      
New South Wales, Australia
 
Aims          
building knowledge about precision medicine and cancer
training Aboriginal people as pathology technicians and genetic counsellors
And we are collecting saliva samples from 300 Aboriginal adults in New South Wales, Australia
By collecting DNA samples, help make genomics more precise for Aboriginal people in NSW
Aboriginal people will know more about genomics and how it can help improve cancer outcomes
Increased number of Aboriginal people working in genomics
more precise and better treatments for Aboriginal people
 
Category      
research
Inputs
organisation
Co-design Health Research & Innovation (link)
Task: Supporting the PAGES project
Compensation: volunteer
Outputs and impacts
publication/report/document  
State: Completed
Genomics and inclusion of Indigenous peoples in high income countries (link)
publication/report/document  
State: Completed
A pathway to precision medicine for Aboriginal Australians: a study protocol (link)
Related STARDIT report here: https://stardit.wikimedia.org.au/wiki/0202111150357
STARDIT report information
STARDIT report authors    
Jack Nunn  
0000-0003-0316-3254
 0000-0003-0316-3254