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Round table discussion: Health Education England’s Genomics Education Programme – Nursing and Midwifery

Getting genomics into nursing practice

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Project: Genetic Counselling, Ethics, Nursing, SocietyTypes: Impact on PolicyInvited Contributions & CollaborationsContributors: Anna MiddletonChristine PatchKeywords: genetic nursesGenomics Education ProgrammeHealth Education England (HEE)Londonpolicy

Round table discussion: Health Education England’s Genomics Education Programme – Nursing and Midwifery

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1st May 2019

Both Anna Middleton and Christine Patch are part of the Nursing and Midwifery roundtable, chaired by Lord Willis, which aims to engage nursing school directors, lead practitioners and professional nursing bodies to implement genomics into nursing curricula, competency and practice. With support from Health Education England, NHS England and Genomics England a coordinated approach is being discussed to transform nursing and genomics in the NHS.

Citation:

Lord Willis of Knaresborough's Round table discussion (2019) C Patch and A Middleton invited. Health Education England's Genomics Education Programme - Nursing and Midwifery. Health Education England: Radisson Blu Edwardian, London, 1 May

 

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