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FAQs

1.In Vietnam, how can I order a Genomate report?

2.How do you keep patient data secure?

3.I have a third-party lab's next-generation sequencing (NGS) report, can you use it to generate a Genomate report?

4.Can Genomate's system integrate with other systems in the healthcare industry?

5.What is the main purpose of using Genous™?

6.Is the Genous™ report a prerequisite for the physician to make the final decision in choosing a treatment regimen for the patient?

7.What data sources does Genomate's drug prescribing system use?

8.How to calculate points for drugs/treatment regimens?

3. I have a third-party lab's next-generation sequencing (NGS) report, can you use it to generate a Genomate report?

In principle, we absolutely can. However, it would be better if the NGS results were performed on a gene panel that includes a large number of cancer genes, and as in the Genous™ service provided to the Vietnamese market, the number of cancer genes is up to 511. Currently in Vietnam, only a very few laboratories conduct NGS according to international standards, but the number of genes on the gene panel is quite small, with only a few dozen to more than 100 genes, leading to not achieving maximum performance in analysis.

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9.What affects the calculated score (high – medium – low) in the system?

10. Genomate's system is considered to have artificial intelligence (AI) elements. What exactly is it?

11.If there is bad data in the system (a publication with scientific/academic errors), how do you detect it, and does this data removal take place?

12. Does the system leverage the power of ChatGPT? And can I use ChatGPT to generate a report similar to Genomate's report?

13.How can I trust the results presented in the report?

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