How can nurse practitioners be prepared to respond when patients share DTC results? @genometv
How can nurse practitioners be prepared to respond when patients share DTC results?  @genometv
Uploaded June 2023 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Trina K. Walker, DNP, APRN, FNP-C, Assistant Professor, Creighton University, College of Nursing discusses ways that nurse practitioners can be prepared to respond when patients share direct-to-consumer (DTC) results.

Genomics FAQ for Advanced-Practice Nurses: Nurse Practitioners: genome.gov/nursing-genomics/nurse-practitioners
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Writers: Donna Messersmith, NHGRI and ISCC-PEG Nursing Genomics Project Group
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How can nurse practitioners be prepared to respond when patients share DTC results?

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