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Published on: April 4, 2018
Leadership Strategies for Genomics Integration: A Descriptive Study Using the Canadian Adaptation of the Genetics and
Jacqueline Limoges1, Rebecca Puddester2, April Pike3
1Professor, Athabasca University, Athabasca, AB, Chair, Ontario Cancer Research Ethics Board, Toronto, ON.
Abstract:
The demand for genomic services that improve disease prevention, early detection and safer treatments has already outpaced the capacity of the current system. Nursing leadership strategies are urgently needed to integrate genomic discoveries into education and practice. Using findings from the national Canadian Adaptation of the Genetics and Genomics Nursing Practice Survey completed by 1,012 Canadian nurses, we recommend leadership strategies to build conducive practice environments and assist nurses in developing genomic literacy and confidence to fully participate in the integration of genomics into education and practice. Collaboration across the domains of nursing practice can generate sustainable strategies that assist nurses to be full participants in interdisciplinary teams.
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