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  Title

  The genomics game [game]

  Author

  Health Education England.  

  Publisher:

  Focus Games,

  Pub date:

  2017.

  Pages:

  1 game (1 Board, 10 x counters, 2 x Playing Pieces (Orange & Blue), 1 x Blue Dice, 1 x Timer, 1 x Instruction Sheet, 38 x Question Cards) :

  Item info:

  2 copies available at UK-LONDON.
  

  • Holdings			Change Display
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    	copy:	Material	Status
    4DJ HEA (FOUR-WEEK)	1	Book	Available
    	2	Book	Available

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  The genomics game [game]
  Health Education England.
  

  Title:

  The genomics game [game].

  Publication info:

  Glasgow ; London : Focus Games, 2017.

  Physical descrip:

  1 game (1 Board, 10 x counters, 2 x Playing Pieces (Orange & Blue), 1 x Blue Dice, 1 x Timer, 1 x Instruction Sheet, 38 x Question Cards) : cardboard, plastic ; in container 24 x 22 x 5 cm.

  General Note:

  For 4-12 players split into 2 teams. Suitable for all primary care staff, particularly those working with rare disease and cancer patients.

  General Note:

  The GEP, in partnership with Focus Games, has developed an innovative and engaging board game that raises awareness of the role genomics plays in healthcare. The Genomics Game aims to start a bigger conversation about genomics for healthcare staff, particularly nurses and nursing associates who would like to feel more confident to discuss new scientific technology and what it means for patients. The game is played in two teams, with up to 12 players per team. The aim is to be the first team to collect five coloured discs to cover up the word "GENES" by answering a series of questions asked by the opposing team. The questions are designed to encourage discussion, which should enable participants to share experiences and learn from each other to acquire new knowledge. A facilitator is not required, and the game can be run as an informal group activity during a workshop or as part of a more structured training session.

  Local note:

  Shelved on board games display shelf.

  Subject:

  BOARD GAMES

  Subject:

  GENETICS

  Subject:

  GENOMICS

  Subject:

  NURSING CARE

  Added Corp Author:

  Health Education England.

  Added Corp Author:

  Genomics Education Programme.