Optimizing Canadian nursing policy infrastructure to accelerate new roles for nurses from the integration of genomics

Jacqueline Limoges; Kathleen Leslie; April Pike; Patricia Chiu; Rebecca Puddester; Andrea Gretchev

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Collection(s)	Collection(s) DC Faculty Research & Scholarship
Content type	Content type Digital Document
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Genre	Genre conferences
Language	Language English

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Persons	Author (aut): Limoges, Jacqueline Author (aut): Leslie, Kathleen Author (aut): Pike, April Author (aut): Chiu, Patricia Author (aut): Puddester, Rebecca Author (aut): Gretchev, Andrea

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Date Created/Date Issued	2025-06

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Nurses can make a significant contribution to genomics services. Policy infrastructure can guide education and leadership to assist nurses to participate in designing new roles and care pathways that address patients' identified needs in the precision oncology era.
Conference poster delivered at International Council of Nurses (ICN) Congress, Helsinki, Finland (June 9-13, 2025).

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Department	Department Nursing Health Sciences

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Physical Description Note	Physical Description Note 1 coloured poster

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Keywords	Keywords Genomics and nursing

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Nancy Macdonald

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2025-07-08

Optimizing Canadian nursing policy infrastructure to accelerate new roles for nurses from the integration of genomics

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