FAQ
What is QGenome?
QGenome is a practical digital tool which helps busy clinicians apply genomic referral, risk assessment and testing guidance within a clinical setting.
It is underpinned by Clinibee, a tech company that builds configurable digital tools for healthcare organisations.
QGenome is an expansion of Guy’s and St Thomas’ successful Cancer Genetics app, launched in 2016.
How can I access QGenome?
QGenome is available via Clinibee on iOS, Android and Web app. The iOS and Android apps can be freely downloaded on the Apple Store and Google Play Store respectively. If you are having difficulties downloading the app or accessing the website please email support@clinibee.com
After downloading Clinibee, follow the steps below to access QGenome:
Sign up with your name, organisation and work email (or log in if you already have an account).
Navigate to the “Libraries” section of the app.
Follow QGenome and get instant access to the clinical content.
If you were previously using the QGenome app, you can access Clinibee using your QGenome log in details, so there is no need to register again.
How to get started
QGenome has been specifically developed for clinicians and currently requires users to register with an NHS email.
Upon entering the QGenome library, users will see 5 different tabs, which allow them to navigate different areas of the app and its content:
Activities - takes users to any activity plans they have been assigned.
Latest – takes users to the latest published content for their library.
A-Z – provides content in alphabetical order and is searchable by key words.
Collections – groups related documents and workflows for ease of access e.g. bowel cancer, aortopathies.
Pages – takes users to landing pages relevant to specific genomic speciality areas e.g. cardiac genomics, primary care guidance.
Is QGenome suitable for patients to use?
QGenome has been developed as a decision aid tool for clinicians and therefore the content is not specifically directed at patients.
However clinicians may wish to use the tool together with their patients during consultations if they and the patient feel this is appropriate.
I would find a QGenome pathway for another clinical condition helpful. Who can I contact to ask for additional content?
Please use the Contact Us page on our website to let us know your thoughts and suggestions. Alternatively, feel free to contact team@clinibee.com and we will be in touch.