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Precision health: Advancing symptom and self-management science
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precision health considers individual lifestyle genetics behaviors environment context facilitates interventions aimed helping individuals achieve wellbeing optimal healthto present nursing science precision health nsph model describe integration precision health concepts within domains symptom selfmanagement science reflected national institute nursing research p30 centers excellence p20 exploratory centerscenter members developed nsph model manuscript based presentations discussions annual ninr center directors meeting followup telephone meetingsthe nsph model comprises four precision components measurement characterization phenotype including lifestyle environment characterization genotype biomarkers intervention target discovery design delivery underpinned information data science infrastructurenurse scientist leadership necessary realize vision precision health reflected nsph model