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Bioethics.net

The website publishes information on the latest journal publications, events, job opportunities and current news.  The site now includes original blog authorship by world-renowned bioethicsts, as well as being a one-stop-shop for popular syndicated bioethics blogs. 

Type Website
CME Available No
Topic Ethical, Legal And Social Implications
Cost Free
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Genomic Competencies

Experts from the disciplines listed below have tagged this resource as fulfulling genomic competencies.

Nurse
Nurse Map Reference

  • Nursing Assessment
    • NA-7:   Assess client's knowledge, perceptions, and responses
      • NA7-K1:   Cultural, social, ethnic and religious perspectives
        • NA7-7:   Identify situations where clients' own beliefs and/or values influence genetic and genomic care choices.
      • NA7-K2:   Social and psychological implications of accessing genetic services and information
        • NA7-7:   Identify situations where clients' own beliefs and/or values influence genetic and genomic care choices.
      • NA7-K3:   Ethical and legal issues
        • NA7-7:   Identify situations where clients' own beliefs and/or values influence genetic and genomic care choices.
      • NA7-K4:   Principles of autonomous decisionmaking in genetic counseling
        • NA7-7:   Identify situations where clients' own beliefs and/or values influence genetic and genomic care choices.
      • NA7-K5:   Principles of client genetic/genomic education and counseling
        • NA7-7:   Identify situations where clients' own beliefs and/or values influence genetic and genomic care choices.
  • Identification
    • ID-2:   Identify credible, accurate, appropriate, and current genetic and genomic information
      • ID2-K1:   Resources for health care professionals and lay public
        • ID2-2:   Discuss the ways in which nurses can meet the educational, psychosocial and resource needs of clients and families affected by a genetic or genomic condition.
        • ID2-3:   Discuss the ways in which nurses can meet the knowledge, psychosocial and resource needs of clients and families affected by genetic/genomic technology.
      • ID2-K2:   Resources for referral within one's community
        • ID2-2:   Discuss the ways in which nurses can meet the educational, psychosocial and resource needs of clients and families affected by a genetic or genomic condition.
        • ID2-3:   Discuss the ways in which nurses can meet the knowledge, psychosocial and resource needs of clients and families affected by genetic/genomic technology.
      • ID2-K3:   Roles of genetic/genomic health care professionals
        • ID2-2:   Discuss the ways in which nurses can meet the educational, psychosocial and resource needs of clients and families affected by a genetic or genomic condition.
        • ID2-3:   Discuss the ways in which nurses can meet the knowledge, psychosocial and resource needs of clients and families affected by genetic/genomic technology.
      • ID2-K4:   Interprofessional resources
        • ID2-2:   Discuss the ways in which nurses can meet the educational, psychosocial and resource needs of clients and families affected by a genetic or genomic condition.
        • ID2-3:   Discuss the ways in which nurses can meet the knowledge, psychosocial and resource needs of clients and families affected by genetic/genomic technology.
    • ID-3:   Identify ethical, ethnic/ancestral, cultural, religious, legal, fiscal and societal issues
      • ID3-K1:   Cultural, ethnic, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives
        • ID3-1:   Demonstrate the ability to assess cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that influence access to and use of genetic/genomic information, technology, and services.
        • ID3-2:   Identify cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that impact access and use of genetic/genomic information, technology and services.
        • ID3-3:   Identify psychosocial issues and impact of genetic/genomic information, technology and services on individual and the family.
        • ID3-4:   Use ethical principles when deliberating genetic/genomic issues of decision-making, privacy, confidentiality, informed consent, disclosure, access, and personal impact.
      • ID3-K2:   The components of informed decision-making
        • ID3-1:   Demonstrate the ability to assess cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that influence access to and use of genetic/genomic information, technology, and services.
        • ID3-2:   Identify cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that impact access and use of genetic/genomic information, technology and services.
        • ID3-3:   Identify psychosocial issues and impact of genetic/genomic information, technology and services on individual and the family.
        • ID3-4:   Use ethical principles when deliberating genetic/genomic issues of decision-making, privacy, confidentiality, informed consent, disclosure, access, and personal impact.
      • ID3-K3:   Sources of genetic information
        • ID3-1:   Demonstrate the ability to assess cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that influence access to and use of genetic/genomic information, technology, and services.
        • ID3-2:   Identify cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that impact access and use of genetic/genomic information, technology and services.
        • ID3-3:   Identify psychosocial issues and impact of genetic/genomic information, technology and services on individual and the family.
        • ID3-4:   Use ethical principles when deliberating genetic/genomic issues of decision-making, privacy, confidentiality, informed consent, disclosure, access, and personal impact.
      • ID3-K4:   Capabilities and limitations of current genetic/genomic technologies
        • ID3-1:   Demonstrate the ability to assess cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that influence access to and use of genetic/genomic information, technology, and services.
        • ID3-2:   Identify cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that impact access and use of genetic/genomic information, technology and services.
        • ID3-3:   Identify psychosocial issues and impact of genetic/genomic information, technology and services on individual and the family.
        • ID3-4:   Use ethical principles when deliberating genetic/genomic issues of decision-making, privacy, confidentiality, informed consent, disclosure, access, and personal impact.
      • ID3-K5:   Ethical issues related to genetic/genomic information and technology
        • ID3-1:   Demonstrate the ability to assess cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that influence access to and use of genetic/genomic information, technology, and services.
        • ID3-2:   Identify cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that impact access and use of genetic/genomic information, technology and services.
        • ID3-3:   Identify psychosocial issues and impact of genetic/genomic information, technology and services on individual and the family.
        • ID3-4:   Use ethical principles when deliberating genetic/genomic issues of decision-making, privacy, confidentiality, informed consent, disclosure, access, and personal impact.
      • ID3-K6:   Psychosocial issues and impact of genetic/genomic information
        • ID3-1:   Demonstrate the ability to assess cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that influence access to and use of genetic/genomic information, technology, and services.
        • ID3-2:   Identify cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that impact access and use of genetic/genomic information, technology and services.
        • ID3-3:   Identify psychosocial issues and impact of genetic/genomic information, technology and services on individual and the family.
        • ID3-4:   Use ethical principles when deliberating genetic/genomic issues of decision-making, privacy, confidentiality, informed consent, disclosure, access, and personal impact.
      • ID3-K7:   Current state, federal, and military policies
        • ID3-1:   Demonstrate the ability to assess cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that influence access to and use of genetic/genomic information, technology, and services.
        • ID3-2:   Identify cultural, language, family values, traditions, health beliefs and religious perspectives that impact access and use of genetic/genomic information, technology and services.
        • ID3-3:   Identify psychosocial issues and impact of genetic/genomic information, technology and services on individual and the family.
        • ID3-4:   Use ethical principles when deliberating genetic/genomic issues of decision-making, privacy, confidentiality, informed consent, disclosure, access, and personal impact.
    • ID-4:   Define issues that undermine the rights of all clients for autonomous, informed decision-making
      • ID4-K1:   Current state, federal, and military policies
        • ID4-2:   Identify examples of misuse of genetic/genomic information and technology.
        • ID4-3:   Describe legal and social issues related to access and use of genetic information and technology.
        • ID4-4:   Access interprofessional ethical resources when trying to resolve ethical dilemmas.
      • ID4-K2:   The components of informed decision-making
        • ID4-2:   Identify examples of misuse of genetic/genomic information and technology.
        • ID4-3:   Describe legal and social issues related to access and use of genetic information and technology.
        • ID4-4:   Access interprofessional ethical resources when trying to resolve ethical dilemmas.
      • ID4-K3:   Past and potential for misuse of genetic/genomic information and technology
        • ID4-2:   Identify examples of misuse of genetic/genomic information and technology.
        • ID4-3:   Describe legal and social issues related to access and use of genetic information and technology.
        • ID4-4:   Access interprofessional ethical resources when trying to resolve ethical dilemmas.
      • ID4-K4:   Guidelines or policies regarding access
        • ID4-2:   Identify examples of misuse of genetic/genomic information and technology.
        • ID4-3:   Describe legal and social issues related to access and use of genetic information and technology.
        • ID4-4:   Access interprofessional ethical resources when trying to resolve ethical dilemmas.

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