Current practice for genetic counselling by nurses: An integrative review
ConclusionThis paper concludes that some nurses do engage in genetic counselling, but how they engage is not consistent, nor is there consensus about what should be the scope of practice. Further investigation into credentialing, role recognition support and education for nurse genetic counselling are strongly recommended. As nurses are widely available, nurses can make a significant contribution to supporting those affected by genetic problems.
Source: International Journal of Nursing Practice - Category: Nursing Authors: Jennieffer A. Barr, Lily P. Tsai, Anthony Welch, Sultana M.H. Faradz, Katrina Lane ‐Krebs, Virginia Howie, Wendy Hillman Tags: REVIEW Source Type: research
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