Objectives To examine the empirical literature related to the incorporation of genetic
research and genetic competency needed by the nurse in practice. Design Literature review …

Mobile applications (apps) have been increasingly utilized to access the latest and
abundant information related to genetics/genomics for resources, risk assessments, and …

Aim: The aim was to determine if the University of Minnesota (MN, USA) healthcare students
'perceived value of pharmacogenomics matches their self-observed comfort and education …

A new paradigm for disease diagnosis and treatment is emerging that will bring about
changes in health care delivery in and out of the hospital setting. Over the past several …

The fields of genetics and genomics have greatly expanded across medicine through the
development of new technologies that have revealed genetic contributions to a wide array of …

Background Pharmacogenomics is a rapidly growing component of personalized health
care, and nurses must be competent to deliver genomic-focused nursing care. Methods We …

Background: Newborn screening programs provide testing for all newborns born in this
country for conditions that can potentially cause death or disability. Currently each state is …

Purpose: The purpose of this descriptive, cross-sectional study was to examine Korean
undergraduate nursing students' perceived knowledge and attitudes toward genetics …

DNA methylation is an epigenomic modification that is essential to normal human
development and biological processes. DNA methylation patterns are heritable and dynamic …

To provide the best available evidence-based care to their patients, advanced practitioners
(APs) must become proficient in genomic competencies and remain informed regarding the …