Call for Public Comment
Public examination of the work of the American Nurses Association (ANA) is vitally important to ANA’s focus on transparency and commitment to improve health care for everyone.
Please use this opportunity to comment on any or all of the documents below. Your response will provide insights for our future approach and help us to achieve more. If possible, share this announcement with colleagues, students, health care consumers, and other stakeholders. Let’s make a difference – together.
Current Opportunities
Call for Public Comment -- Privacy and Confidentiality
The ANA Center for Ethics and Human Rights Advisory Board seeks public comment on the position statement, Privacy and Confidentiality. The deadline for comments is December 13, 2022 at 5pm ET.
Please use this opportunity to contribute to ANA's focus on transparency and recognition of the important insights of public examination of its products. Please share this announcement with colleagues, students, health care consumers, and other stakeholders. For questions regarding this position, please contact ethics@ana.org.
Call for Public Comment - Genomic Nursing Competencies
ANA is soliciting public comment on the draft Genomic Nursing Competencies to assure that the final competencies are current, accurate, and reflect the role of the ANY registered nurse regardless of level of academic preparation, practice setting, role or specialty. Each comment will be considered for incorporation into the final Genomic Nursing Competencies by the Genomic Nursing Competency Update Work Group.
Please use this opportunity to contribute to ANA's focus on transparency and recognition of the important insights of public examination of its products. Please share this announcement with colleagues, students, health care consumers and other stakeholders.
How to provide comments:
- Review the draft topic listed below.
- Submit comments with page and line number for review.
Topic for review:
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Last day for comment: December 19, 2022
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