You are a new graduate nurse caring for a patient that received a positive result from a genetic or genomic testing technology. Part of your role as…

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Question Answered step-by-step You are a new graduate nurse caring for a patient that received apositive result from a genetic or genomic testing technology. Part of your role as a general nurse in genetic and genomic care is to provide accurate information, ensure appropriate patient referral, and serve as a patient advocate.InstructionsDevelop a plan of care that identifies nursing strategies that incorporate genetic and genomic risk factors, three interprofessional resources, and three referral resources for a client that has a positive result from a genetic or genomic testing technology that you explain.Your plan of care will be presented in a Word document that includes the following sections: -Explanation a specific genetic or genomic testing technology -Describe what positive results of the testing technology indicates -Design a plan of nursing care strategies based on positive results -Describe three interprofessional resources in planning care for clients with genetic and genomic needs -Determine three resources for facilitation of genetic and genomic referrals Health Science Science Nursing NUR 2488 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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