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The faculty of a baccalaureate school of nursing is rearranging the curriculum to include additional information regarding genetics and genomics. What are rationales for this action?
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▸ Accreditation decisions may be based on this inclusion.

▸ Genetics and genomics literacy is considered a competency of professional nursing.

▸ Many other components in nursing are no longer as important as genetics and genomics.

▸ The future of nursing will include more information about genetics and genomics.

▸ These competencies are not required until the nurse reaches the master's level of education.

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Genetics and Genomics for Nursing

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Authors: Kenner, Lewis

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