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¹, Kathleen A Calzone, Jean Jenkins

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This initiative establishes a nursing research blueprint to advance genomic nursing science. It identifies critical public health genomics problems and guides evidence-based integration into practice and policy.

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Area of Science:

Genomic nursing science
Public health genomics
Evidence-based practice

Background:

A Genomic Nursing State of the Science Advisory Panel was formed in 2012.
The panel reviewed evidence, stakeholder input, and expert presentations.
Public comments were also considered in developing the blueprint.

Purpose of the Study:

To identify critical genomics problems relevant to public health that nursing science can address.
To establish a nursing research blueprint for genomic nursing.
To build the evidence base for integrating genomics into nursing practice and regulation.

Main Methods:

Convening an invitational workshop series.
Establishing a state of the science advisory panel.
Conducting evidence reviews, stakeholder testimony, expert presentations, and public comment.

Main Results:

A genomic nursing science blueprint focusing on biologic plausibility and interventions.
Inclusion of all care settings, diverse populations, and key contextual factors (informatics, capacity building, education).
Prioritization of measuring the impact of nursing actions on costs, quality, and patient outcomes.

Conclusions:

The blueprint provides a framework for advancing genomic nursing science to improve health outcomes.
It targets research to inform the integration of genomics into nursing practice, regulation, and education.
The blueprint is an independent recommendation, not a federal policy statement.