NATIONAL SOCIETY OF GENETIC COUNSELORS ANNUAL EDUCATION CONFERENCE, October 27-30, 2011 SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, USA
Posted by Deb Trott (30/08/2011)
KinTrak will be attending the NSGC conference in San Diego in October. Come and visit our KinTrak staff and discuss how KinTrak can help your medical genetics service.
THE COLLABORATIVE GROUP OF THE AMERICAS ON INHERITED COLORECTAL CANCER ANNUAL MEETING, October 10-11, 2011, MONTREAL, CANADA
Posted by Deb Trott (30/08/2011)
We welcome all attendees to come and visit our exhibit. This is a great opportunity for you to see a live demonstration of KinTrak and discuss how KinTrak can help your service.
BSHG CONFERENCE SEPT 5-7th WARWICK UK
Posted by Deb Trott (30/08/2011)
If you are attending the BSHG in Warwick please come along to our KinTrak stand and be shown KinTrak's latest new functions and features. This is a great opportunity to ask questions and receive face to face assistance.
FAMILIAL ASPECTS OF CANCER: RESEARCH & PRACTICE commencing Tuesday 23rd August2011. KINGSCLIFF, NSW
Posted by Deb Trott (27/07/2011)
If you are attending the Familial Aspects of Cancer conference in August Kathryn Van Diemen from KinTrak would be pleased to show you the new functions and features of KinTrak, and listen to further ideas for enhancements in future versions.
HUMAN GENETICS SOCIETY OF AUSTRALASIA 35TH ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING—“GENETICS IN THE SUN” 31 July—3rd August 2011 GOLD COAST, QLD
Posted by Deb Trott (27/07/2011)
For potential clients, this is a great opportunity to see a live demonstration of KinTrak in action and how it may benefit your service. For existing clients and users, this also presents a valuable opportunity to ask questions and perform any troubleshooting, and receive some face to face up-skilling.
NEW KINTRAK HELPDESK & KNOWLEDGE BASE
Posted by Deb Trott (19/04/2011)
A new KinTrak helpdesk has been set up. You can contact the Helpdesk by Phone - 1300 923 391 Email - support@kintrak.com Website - http://helpdesk.kintrak.com The helpdesk website alows you to register new support tickets, and is also linked into our new knowledge base, where KinTrak users can access information and tips and tricks about using the KinTrak system. Many users have been contacting individual KinTrak staff directly over the years. We now ask you to please use the general KinTrak contact details to ensure your query is answered in the quickest time by our pool of support staff. This way we can ensure that your query is addressed regardless of staff absences or leave.
PROGENY VERSION 8
Posted by Deb Trott (19/04/2011)
As you may be aware, Progeny have recently released Version 8. As with usual KinTrak protocol, we require a period of testing of Version 8 to maintain compatibility between the Progeny and KinTrak systems. We will inform you once testing is complete.
NSW STATEWIDE ROLLOUT PROJECT
Posted by Deb Trott (19/04/2011)
The NSW statewide rollout of KinTrak has recently been completed and KinTrak staff would like to take this opportunity to welcome all new KinTrak users.
KinTrak 7.4 Released
Posted by Paul Joswig (10/09/2010)
KinTrak v7.4 (7.108.12) has been released and is now available via our new web based downloads system. In conjunction Progeny client 7.6.05 is also available, and includes the new merge pedigree feature.
NSGC: Oct 2010: Dallas
Posted by Administrator (31/07/2010)
KinTrak will be attending the NSGC conference in Dallas in October. We welcome all NSGC members to come and visit our exhibit and see how KinTrak can help your medical genetics service.
NSW STATEWIDE ROLLOUT PROJECT
Posted by Administrator (08/06/2010)
KinTrak has commenced stage one of a rollout of the KinTrak system across all of New South Wales, which covers a population base of over 6.5 million people and will have nearly 150 clinicians all accessing a centralised database to manage clinical genetics throughout the state.
VERSION 7 IS HERE!
Posted by Administrator (08/06/2010)
After some major security changes and updating KinTrak version 7 has been released. The key features of version 7 include: > additional security with KinTrak providing standard security classes to assist in the changeover. >>> Security is now applied to each field >>> KinTrak functions are now also listed to enable the service to customise security to their own requirements eg “add family” and “add appointment” >>> the “export to access” feature has been enhanced to “include identifying fields” for users wishing to export an identified dataset >>> the “treatment date” can now be set for a future date to enable the user to record a planned future start date for a specific treatment There are a number of additional functions and features that can be provided on request or found in the v7 release notes.
MORE KINTRAK USERS
Posted by Administrator (02/06/2010)
KinTrak would like to welcome additional users of KinTrak from Queensland Department of Health. KinTrak provides support for this statewide service which reaches from Brisbane in the South of the State to Cairns, 1400 km to the North, where KinTrak uses a Citrix environment to provide clinicians with access.
NEW TEAM MEMBERS
Posted by Administrator (02/06/2010)
KinTrak would like to welcome our new project manager, senior technical personnel and support personnel. They are a very welcomed addition to the KinTrak team to help in the growth and development of our functions, features and service!
BSHG CONFERENCE SEPT 6 to 8 2010: UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK, UK
Posted by Administrator (02/06/2010)
If you are attending BSHG in September we would be pleased to show you the new functions and features of KinTrak, including development done for our statewide rollout for all of New South Wales, Australia.
KINTRAK IMPLEMENTED IN WA
Posted by Administrator (26/04/2008)
KinTrak was recently implemented for the WA Familial Hypercholesterolemia Project in Western Australia. This project is being implemented as a pilot to potentially lay the foundation for a national FH program which would provide a robust platform for managing genetic hypercholesterolemia.
OXFORD FH PRESENTATION
Posted by Administrator (28/03/2008)
The KinTrak team met with a number of specialised cardiologist regarding familial hypercholesterolemia and other genetic cardio disorders. This meeting was to explore the future of medical genetics in the cardiology field
