… , we will use the term precision medicine to describe the health care philosophy and research
… personalized care to reflect the impact of that philosophy on the individual receiving care. …

… Health care has changed since the decline in mortality caused by infectious diseases as …
cost of public health and individual health care. We must now transition from traditional reactive …

… adoption into clinical medicine has lagged. We define precision medicine and the stakeholder
community required to enable its integration into research and health care. We explore …

… Data Into Clinical Care and Research Moving genomic and other molecular information
into routine health care delivery is critical to a “precision medicine powered health system.” …

… precision medicine is to use data to inform decision making in health care; thus, precision
medicine … for causal treatment effects, modeling health communication and shared decision …

… Definition of precision medicine as a process In our framework, precision medicine is … is no
steady end-point of precision medicine where, finally, precise medical care is provided to the …

… precision medicine cannot bear fruit unless it is coupled with population and public health …
their access (or lack of access) to health care will affect the complications and outcomes of any …

… This review highlights the potential of precision medicine and multi-omic physiological
profiling for objectifying psychiatric diagnoses and improving treatment effectiveness. Although …

… legal aspects of implementing precision medicine, and the … precision medicine represents
a paradigm shift, and modernization of healthcare and all relevant stakeholders—ie, healthcare…

… , and the success of precision medicine will depend on … health care stakeholders aware
that precision medicine is no … that will be essential as we move toward precision medicine. …