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Bristol Genetics Laboratory

Address
Bristol Genetics Laboratory
Southmead Hospital
Westbury-on-Trym
Bristol
BS10 5NB
General Enquiries
Opening hours
Monday – Friday
8:30am – 6:00pm
Exeter Genomics Laboratory

Address
Level 3 RILD building
Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust
Barrack Road
Exeter
EX2 5DW
General Enquiries
tel:01392 408229
mailto:rde-tr.ExeterGenomicsLaboratory@nhs.net
Opening hours
Monday – Friday
8am – 5:30pm
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Introduction from the South West Genomic Laboratory Hub
BRISTOL GENETICS CHANGE OF EMAIL ADDRESSES:
As of Monday 30th October 2023 it will no longer be possible to contact the Bristol Genetics Laboratory on any of our NHS mail email addresses (those ending @nhs.net). Our new email accounts are now live;
- please send your general enquiries to SWGLHenquiries@nbt.nhs.uk
- please send sample export enquiries and testing reports to SWGLHexports@nbt.nhs.uk
- As of 16th October we will be issuing our reports from noreplybglreporting@nbt.nhs.uk
Please note it is not possible to set up a re-direct between accounts therefore from the 30th October you must use these new addresses. NBT email is as secure as NHS Mail.
The South West Genomic Laboratory Hub (SW GLH) is provided by a partnership between North Bristol NHS Trust and the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust. It will deliver centralised genomic analysis for patients with cancer and rare disease throughout the South West region.
The SWGLH is part a network of seven GLHs in England which together aim to drive standardisation, accelerate the uptake of new genomic services and technologies, and increase equity of patient access.
This website is for users of the South West Genomic Laboratory Hub
This website is primarily intended for clinicians. If you are a member of the public and are looking for general information on genomic tests then visit the NHS website
This page was last updated 17/11/2023