Genomics Workspaces
From molecular data to clinical impact
Creating a complete biomarker-informed diagnostic and therapeutic picture of your patients through comprehensive molecular patient data, disease histology, and patient phenotype.
To keep pace with the rapid developments in the field of genomics, you need solutions that incorporate the evolving genomic data, can articulate your health system workflows in pathology and oncology, and integrate deeply with your current technology. Whether it be executing user-defined genomic workflows, interpreting clinical reports, biomarker-based clinical trial matching, or understanding your cancer population– our solutions can help.
Why Philips Genomics
Genomics analysis
Offers a controlled bioinformatics environment for running pipelines. It offers traceability, reproducibility, QC, storage, and a versatile pipeline infrastructure that supports both customized and dockerized pipeline, for cancer genomic data. The data may include .fastq, .bcl formats, as well as .vcf , .json and .xml.
Automated end-to-end workflow
Automating pathologists’ workflow from loading sequencing output files to customized report generation, including therapy options and trial matching with expert curated clinical knowledgebase.
Secure, sustainable, and scalable infrastructure
Dependable mechanism for automatic, secure, quality assured acquisition of clinical and genomic data. Distributed software system with microservices.
Comprehensive variant review and filter
Automated and streamlined variant calling and prioritization using leading variant annotation databases and clinical evidence.
Vendor agnostic integration
Automated clinical data inbound/outbound integration per specification with our IntelliBridge Enterpise integration engine from/to EHR or other clinical IT systems.
Multiple knowledgebases
Comprehensive clinical knowledgebases of most up-to-date literature, therapies and clinical trials from Qiagen N-of-One, Jackson Laboratory, and MD Anderson.
Bridging pathology to oncology
Vendor agnostic
Multiple knowledgebases
Connecting in-house
Delivering an automated end-to-end workflow
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Our workspace integrates patient and genomic data from clinical IT systems such as EMR, LIS, PACS, as well as genomics instruments - such as next generation sequencers, microarrays, PCR and others.
It then facilitates genomic pipelines which can be used to transform raw data into human interpretable data - for example detect DNA/RNA aberrations, or ingest vcf file, by utilizing proven and transparent algorithms - and integrating such information to provide clinical experts with end-user workflows and clinical information.
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Identifying actionable and clinically relevant biomarkers are core to our Genomics platform. Users are empowered with advanced search and filtering capabilities that can be configured on the user level. Additionally, default genomic filters can be applied to further streamline and automate the pathologists' workflow.
Descriptive, Functional, and Clinical Annotations color each variant or biomarker identified. Some of the annotation sources include: ClinVar, Ensembl VEP, dbSNP, 1000Genomes, and ExAC.
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Once actionable patient biomarkers are identified, these data points are matched to clinical recommendations using evidence-based guidelines and classified by clinical impact.
Through exclusive partnerships with MD Anderson and automated access to the Nof1 and Jackson Laboratory clinical knowledge bases, clinicians can easily identify and prioritize therapy options and potential clinical trials.
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Once optional therapy recommendations are matched, our system helps your pathologist create a customized report. Starting from a core template, the user may edit specific report elements. This allows for ultimate flexibility in personalizing a report - while still following a standardized and automated process to reduce variability.
The finalized clinical report can then be downloaded or electronically delivered back to the clinical ordering system, such as EMR or LIS.
Our seamless integration workflow also supports a structured discrete data set for exported advanced analytics and research. All of these data feed into our molecular tumor board with the goal of creating a standardized, holistic genomic view of the patient.
Genomics in your tumor board experience
Our molecular tumor board provides your oncologists a unified view of relevant therapies and clinical trials in the context of each patient’s unique genomic profile, which can help your clinicians make evidence-based decisions on patient treatment.
The benefit of MD Anderson
Through our solutions, you have exclusive access to MD Anderson’s collaboration with Philips to facilitate personalized oncology treatments and clinical trial matching based on genomic markers. The therapies shown are based on prescriptive biology insight into tumors and offer guidance to evidence and clinical trials. Additionally, by using this system, you are able to access and observe analytics regarding oncology populations, cancer frequency data, and more.
Image courtesy of MD Anderson
The role of genomics in clinical quality
From the explosion of genomic medicine, education and insight now holds an important role when including genomics into therapy selection in oncology care. With the inclusion of genomic data into our Oncology Pathways Guide powered by Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, oncologists are able to utilize these features to improve clinical quality by understanding patients thoroughly and what treatment would work best for them. By standardizing where possible, our pathways aim to improve clinical quality through unwarranted variation in care.
For more information on our Genomics Workspace
Philips Genomics solutions in the news
Journal of Precision Medicine
Philips vision is to become a leader in innovating precision medicine solutions that connect areas such as pathology, genomics, and molecular phenotyping molecular for personalized therapy decision making. To learn more about this platform, we connected with Louis Culot, General Manager, Oncology Informatics and Genomics, and Dr. Qi Wei, Genomic Subject Matter Expert.
Journal of Clinical Pathways
Journal of Clinical Pathways spoke with Kenna Shaw, PhD, cancer genomics laboratory, MD Anderson, and Louis Culot, general manager, genomics and oncology informatics, Philips, to better understand the PODS system and how this collaboration will improve patient care worldwide.
Genomics: Decoding the future
Jeroen Tas, Chief Innovation & Strategy Officer of Philips, shares his insights on the current and future role of genomics in medical practices and treatment selection.
“We are right in the middle of a genomic revolution.”
Our Oncology informatics portfolio
Genomics Workspace current product name is Pathology Genomics Workspace and Oncology Genomics Workspace. The name of the product will change to Genomics Workspace with the release of ISPM V5.3, subject to regulatory approval.
