SVIG-UK Resources
SVIG-UK Training Resource
This training resource is designed to support the integration and embedding of the new SVIG-UK guidelines (2025) within the genomic laboratories adopting the framework for use in clinical practice. Users should review the full guidelines in detail
before engaging with this training package, as it does not cover every aspect of the guidance and should not be used in isolation.
SVIG-UK Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
FAQ document for the SVIG-UK Guidelines.
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To provide feedback on the SVIG-UK Guidelines, please submit via the below form:
If you are working in a senior or training role and would like a copy of the 'Suggested Use of Criteria' document for the practice variants, please email Chris Watt and George Burghel (chris.watt@mft.nhs.uk / george.burghel@mft.nhs.uk), including your job title and role.
External Resources
ACGS
The Association for Clinical Genomic Science brings together scientists working within genetics into one professional association.
JMG Paper
Cancer Variant Interpretation Group UK (CanVIG-UK): an exemplar national subspecialty multidisciplinary network.
Journal of Medical Genetics
Published: 13 March 2020.
UKCGG
The UK Cancer Genetics Group.
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A multidisciplinary organisation for UK clinicians, counsellors & scientists interested in cancer susceptibility genetics.
ACMG
The American College of Medical Genetics variant interpretation framework can be found on their website.