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In 2006, the American Nurses Association created a set of essential genetics and genomics (G/G) competencies for all RNs, regardless of academic preparation, practice setting, or specialty. However, more than… Click to show full abstract
In 2006, the American Nurses Association created a set of essential genetics and genomics (G/G) competencies for all RNs, regardless of academic preparation, practice setting, or specialty. However, more than half of the RNs practicing today received no prelicensure education on these G/G competencies. This study describes the current use of G/G nursing competencies in acute care hospitals and how nurses perceive them.
Keywords:
genetics genomics;
competencies essential;
genomics competencies;
essential clinical;
genetics;
clinical nurses
Journal Title: Nursing
Year Published: 2019
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Journal Title: Nursing
Year Published: 2019
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