Takes the fear out of learning about genetics and genomics for the nursing professional
With its focus on the basics of genetics and genomics in nursing practice, this Fast Facts resource is the first to fill the content gap in this important area. Its streamlined format―featuring bulleted, step-by-step information and brief paragraphs―disseminates key content that is presented simply and understandably. The book examines how genetics impacts families and the care they need, and provides nurses with the genomic knowledge to advocate for personalized patient and family care, and to improve patient outcomes.
Following a discussion of the science and foundations of genetics and genomics, this resource addresses their impact on patient care and application in nursing practice. It covers the relationship of genetics and genomics to health, prevention, screening, diagnostics, prognostics, and selection and monitoring of treatment. Case studies demonstrate how genomic concepts are applied in practice, and underscore their implications for patients with cancer, cardiovascular disease, psychiatric disorders, and autoimmune deficiencies. End of chapter questions are designed to assess knowledge. Also included are online resources that examine the latest genetic/genomic advancements and their impact on nursing.
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Kim Subasic, PhD, MS, BSN, CNE, is a professor and is an Endowed Chair for the Swain Department of Nursing at The Citadel, in Charleston, SC. She received her nursing education at Saint Francis University, the University of Massachusetts, and Saint Louis University. Her interest in genetics began during her master’s education and continued as a focus of her doctoral research. As a graduate of the National Institutes of Health Summer Genetics Institute and the National Institutes of Health, Faculty Champions in Genetics and Genomics, she embraces the benefits of genomics in the provision of person-centered healthcare. Dr. Subasic has been a longstanding member of the International Society of Nurses in genetics (ISONG), and has served on various committees. She has multiple publications and presentations related to genomics. Her clinical experience includes trauma, cardiac, medical-surgical, geriatric, community, and rehabilitative nursing.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Takes the fear out of learning about genetics and genomics for the nursing professionalWith its focus on the basics of genetics and genomics in nursing practice, this Fast Facts resource is the first to fill the content gap in this important area. Its streamlined formatfeaturing bulleted, step-by-step information and brief paragraphsdisseminates key content that is presented simply and understandably. The book examines how genetics impacts families and the care they need, and provides nurses with the genomic knowledge to advocate for personalized patient and family care, and to improve patient outcomes.Following a discussion of the science and foundations of genetics and genomics, this resource addresses their impact on patient care and application in nursing practice. It covers the relationship of genetics and genomics to health, prevention, screening, diagnostics, prognostics, and selection and monitoring of treatment. Case studies demonstrate how genomic concepts are applied in practice, and underscore their implications for patients with cancer, cardiovascular disease, psychiatric disorders, and autoimmune deficiencies. End of chapter questions are designed to assess knowledge. Also included are online resources that examine the latest genetic/genomic advancements and their impact on nursing.Key Features:Simplifies difficult concepts for ease of understandingExplains the difference between genetic testing and genetic screeningDiscusses ethical, legal, and social concerns specific to genetics and genomicsDescribes the application of genetics and genomics in healthcareExplains how knowledge of genetics and genomics can guide healthcare decisionsHelps nurse educators teach genomic contentEducates nurses in using genetic advances to improve patient outcomes With its focus on the basics of genetics and genomics in nursing practice, this Fast Facts resource is the first to fill the content gap in this important area. Its streamlined format - featuring bulleted, step-by-step information and brief paragraphs - disseminates key content that is presented simply and understandably. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780826175724