• Focuses on the practical application of genetics and genomics in nursing practice.
• Provides up-to-date information on key genetic and genomic concepts.
• Addresses ethical considerations related to genetic testing and information.
• Explores the role of nurses in identifying and managing genetic risks.
• Covers various genetic disorders and their implications for nursing care.
• Includes case studies and real-world examples.
• Discusses personalized medicine and its impact on nursing.

Genetics and Genomics in Nursing equips nursing students and practicing nurses with the essential knowledge and skills to integrate genetics and genomics into their practice. This comprehensive resource covers fundamental concepts, ethical considerations, and the practical application of genetic information in patient care. From understanding genetic testing to managing genetic risks and implementing personalized medicine approaches, this book prepares nurses to navigate the evolving landscape of healthcare and provide informed, compassionate care to patients with genetic conditions or predispositions. It emphasizes the crucial role nurses play in identifying potential genetic risks, educating patients, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals to ensure optimal outcomes. This book is an indispensable guide for nurses seeking to enhance their understanding and application of genetics and genomics in contemporary healthcare settings.