TRANSLAD - Translational medicine in development disorders
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TRANSLAD - Translational medicine in development disorders

TRANSLAD

A best-practice project focussing specifically on the development of healthcare, research and education in the area of rare developmental disorder diseases.

The principal axes of FHU-TRANSLAD
  • Treat Treat

    A centre for patient evaluation and multidisciplinary care

  • Innovate Innovate

    A diagnostic centre at the cutting edge of molecular genetic technology.

  • Teach and Train Teach and Train

    A training and genomics information referral centre for hereditary diseases

  • Humanise Humanise

    A think-tank on societal and ethical issues

  • Find Find

    A clinical, molecular, neuro-cognitive and pathophysiological research centre

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    • Area 1 : Treat
    • Area 2 : Innovate
    • Area 3 : Teach and Train
    • Area 4 : Humanise
    • Area 5 : Find
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  • Coordination
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    • Diagnostics and healthcare teams included in FHU
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    • Teams partnering with FHU-TRANSLAD
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Introduction to the University Hospital Federation (Fédération Hospitalo-Universitaire)

FHU-TRANSLAD: an innovative genome project for the benefit of patients and their families.

FHU-TRANSLAD is an innovative, ground-breaking genome project that is international in scope and organised with a view to helping patients and their families. Its purpose is to address issues which current organisations are individually unable to resolve, with respect to diagnosis and individual patient care. It was designed based on a patient needs analysis and organisational requirements occasioned by the emergence of innovative technologies. It facilitates the transition from research to care so that patients can more rapidly benefit from new technologies. It spurs the development of treatment strategies and helps disseminate knowledge to students, professionals and the wider public. FHU-TRANSLAD also highlights the social and economic issues surrounding genetics and personalised medicine and encourages public discussion on ethical questions raised by the admittance of these new technologies into healthcare systems.

FHU TRANSLAD certification

FHU-TRANSLAD was ranked n°1 in 2013 by an international panel following a call for proposals jointly launched by the university hospital healthcare and teaching institutions of the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté regions (Dijon and Besançon university hospitals, the universities of Bourgogne and Franche-Comté, the Georges-François Leclerc Cancer Care Centre and the French Blood Agency), with the aim of promoting innovative best-practice projects uniting people in a spirit of partnership.

FHU-TRANSLAD is structured around five areas of focus

  • Area 1 : a centre for patient evaluation and multidisciplinary care
  • Area 2 : the optimisation of genetic diagnosis
  • Area 3 : an appropriate training and genomics information resource centre for hereditary diseases
  • Area 4 : more efficient organisation of healthcare and ethical care in genomic medicine: input from the human and social sciences
  • Area 5 : high-quality clinical, molecular, neurocognitive and pathophysiological research with a centre for clinical and therapeutic trials

About us

A multidisciplinary team : geneticists, biologists, bioinformaticians, dermatologists, paediatricians, doctors of internal medicine, organ specialists, psychiatrists, psychologists specialising in cognition, health economists, philosophers and ethicists

Contact us

FHU-TRANSLAD
Genetics Centre
Children's Hospital
14 rue Paul Gaffarel, PO Box 77908,
21079 Dijon cedex
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Tel: 03 80 29 53 13.
Fax: 03 80 29 32 66
E-mail

The telephone reception desk is open Monday to Friday from 8h30 to 12h00 and from 13h45 to 16h45.

CHU Dijon - 14 rue Paul Gaffarel - BP 77908 - 21079 Dijon - France
Tél. : 03 80 29 53 13 - Fax : 03 80 29 32 66 - E-mail