ArticleCanadian oncology nursing journal = Revue canadienne de nursing oncologique2026
Translating evidence into practice: Developing Canada's first position statement on genomics-informed oncology nursing.
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The integration of genomics in oncology care is accelerating in Canada, presenting new opportunities for nurses to improve cancer outcomes through enhanced screening, diagnosis, and targeted therapies. However, nurses have identified that they require policy guidance to clarify their roles and responsibilities as members of interprofessional teams delivering genomic services. In response, the Canadian Nursing and Genomics Initiative, in collaboration with the Canadian Association of Nursing in Oncology/Association Canadienne des Infirmières et Infirmiers en Oncologie, and an interdisciplinary working group developed the first pan-Canadian position statement to guide genomics-informed oncology nursing practice. To support further engagement and use of the position statement, we outline the rationale for developing the position statement and the role of position statements in supporting nursing practice and innovation in genomics-informed oncology nursing. We describe the governance structure and co-design methodology that facilitated its collaborative interdisciplinary development, and how this approach is critical for nursing advocacy, integrated knowledge translation, and ongoing engagement. Finally, we offer recommendations for oncology nurses to translate the position statement into practice changes. This position statement is a preliminary step toward advancing genomics integration in cancer care and ensuring nursing practice remains at the forefront of innovation.
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