GenOMICC Study

Delighted to announce that as of today 40,000 participants have been recruited to GenOMICC globally! This is an extraordinary milestone that reflects the commitment of research teams, and the generosity of critically ill patients and their relatives, across the whole world.

We are open over the festive period and samples are fine to be sent as normal. Deliveries of specimen kits may take a little longer than usual over this time. If you can, please do let us know in good time if you need a top up. 📬📦

As a small end of year thank you, we are delighted to be sending GenOMICC tote bags to all research teams who do so much for us! We're busy packaging these up at the moment and they should be with you very soon!📦

Thanks also to @wellcometrust, @stopsepsisnow, @UKRI_News, @CSO_Scotland, @NIHRresearch, and the Pandemic Science Hub for their support in helping us reach this incredible milestone!

GenOMICC is supporting #Red4Research day today!

As we head towards the end of the year, please do let us know if you need any sample kits or supplies and we'll get these sent out before the Christmas rush. We will be open as usual to receive samples over the festive period so please do continue to recruit if possible 📮

🚨 Today is #WorldSepsisDay! A huge thanks to @DrTedros for his inspiring video greeting and being patron for this year's campaign – and to all of you out there, tirelessly raising awareness for #sepsis worldwide. Join the global movement now 👇👇👇 worldsepsisday.org/news/2024/9/13…

This Sepsis Awareness Month we are asking you to speak up for sepsis 📣 Please use your voice and take 30 seconds to share your sepsis story with your community. Whether you have experienced sepsis, lost a loved one or work in health care, we want to hear from you.

As Sepsis Awareness Month starts, Dr. Andrew Conway Morris, Medical Director for Sepsis Research FEAT, sits down with Beth Budgen, a sepsis survivor and trustee of Sepsis Research FEAT, to discuss the reality of this life-threatening condition. youtu.be/xB0LyKM22ys?si…

Exciting news! We have developed a short introductory video and we are delighted to share this -genomicc.org/participants/ 🎦🍿🧬

The GenOMICC team will be attending the UK Critical Care Research Forum this year. We're looking forward to seeing you there! #UKCCRF2024 ukccrg.org

Just a reminder that we remain open to receive samples over the festive period and we'll be online to answer any queries you may have. Wishing you all a lovely festive break and Happy New Year from the GenOMICC team 🎄

We've reached another huge milestone 🥳🤩 25,000 participants have now been recruited to GenOMICC! Thank you so much to all our recruiting sites and participants - we are so grateful for your support and helping us better understand critical illness.

Just a note to say samples can continue to be sent as normal over the festive break. The lab is open to receive them and they will remain stable while working through the postal system. We'll also be online to answer queries and request specimen kits if needed.

We were delighted to host Sepsis Research FEAT on Thursday in honour of marking their 10-year anniversary and recognising all the incredible support over the years @stopsepsisnow

This year we are delighted to have a GenOMICC mug for all our research teams members who do so much for us! We're busy packaging these up and they should be with you very soon!📦

@EdCriticalCare A massive thanks from the GenOMICC team for a really brilliant session!

What a great meeting with our Critical Care PPI Group and GenOMICC team yesterday. Loads of discussion and forward thinking! ..and cake... always cake... 🍰🧁🥮 Thank you everyone for your input!! @GenomiccStudy #essentialresearch #criticalcareresearch

On #WorldSepsisDay we are proud to launch a huge new project - a survey to shape the future of #sepsis research in conjunction with the @LindAlliance Take part here: sepsisresearch.org.uk/james-lind-all…