Key takeaways from the meeting include the need for increased collaboration and data sharing, the importance of developing standardized guidelines and tools for clinical variant interpretation, and the challenges of implementing genomic medicine in different countries and healthcare systems. The meeting also highlighted the need for increased public awareness and education about genomics, as well as the importance of involving patients and the public in the development of genomic medicine policies and programs. Additionally, there were discussions on the use of pharmacogenomics information cards, the development of a common method for collecting family health history, and the need for more evidence to support the implementation of genomic medicine in mainstream use. The meeting concluded with breakout sessions on various topics, including national implementation programs, policy, pharmacogenomics, education, IT/bioinformatics, and evidence, with the goal of developing action plans and identifying next steps for each area.