
An Essential New Text For Genetic Counseling's Most Sought-after Skills Foundations Of Perinatal Genetic Counseling Is A Practical Introduction To The Concepts And Skills In Genetic Counseling With Clients Before And During Pregnancy. Authored By Genetic Counselors At The Forefront Of Contemporary Perinatal Practice, This All-in-one Reference Provides An Accessible Yet Comprehensive Overview Of: · The Basics Of Pregnancy, Including Assisted Reproductive Technologies And High-risk Pregnancy Management · Preimplantation And Prenatal Genetic Screening And Diagnosis · The Structure And Goals Of A Genetic Counseling Appointment · Common Clinical Scenarios And Best-practice Approaches Distilling The Most Pertinent Information For New Learners And Practicing Counselors, Foundations Of Perinatal Genetic Counseling Is An Essential Companion For Both Classroom And Clinic. Perinatal Genetic Counselors Will Find Themselves Returning To This Unique Resource Long After Their Training Has Come To An End.
This text investigates the foundational clinical skills and theoretical knowledge required for genetic counselors to effectively support clients navigating reproductive health decisions. Authored by experienced practitioners, the book synthesizes complex genetic concepts with the practical realities of clinical appointments. It provides a structured framework for managing prenatal screening, diagnostic testing, and the ethical considerations inherent in perinatal care.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Experts identify this work as a primary resource for students and early-career professionals entering the field of perinatal genetics. Practitioners frequently note the clarity of the clinical guidance provided, making it a standard reference for both classroom instruction and daily practice.
Page Count:
224
Publication Date:
2018-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0190881046
ISBN-13:
9780190881047
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