The PHG Foundation is a non-profit think tank with a special focus on how genomics and other emerging health technologies can provide more effective, personalised healthcare and deliver improvements in health for patients and citizens. In April 2018, PHG Foundation became part of the University of Cambridge, as a linked exempt charity.
The Foundation’s mission is to make science work for health. Placing the health of individuals and populations at the centre of all we do, we help governments, policy makers and health professionals tackle barriers to progress and implement strategic change within health systems to drive forward the translation of biomedical advances into practical benefits.
They are currently undertaking work in the areas of circulating tumour DNA technology use in cancer management, citizen generated data and regulating algorithms in healthcare. The Foundation has recently started an exciting two year project My Healthy Future which aims to set out a vision of personalised healthcare in 2040 – find out more here.
Members
Dr Chantal Babb de Villiers
Senior Policy Analyst
Dr Laura Blackburn
Head of Science
Dr Hilary Burton
Consultant in Public Health
Dr Sarah Cook
Policy Analyst - Biomedical Science
Alison Hall
Head of Humanities
Dr Mark Kroese
Director
Dr Richard Milne
Research Associate
Dr Colin Mitchell
Senior Policy Analyst - Law, regulation and digital technologies
Dr Sowmiya Moorthie
Senior Policy Analyst (Epidemiology)
Dr Sobia Raza
Head of Science
Dr Ron Zimmern
Chairman of the Board of Trustees