Applied Genomics and Public Health examines the interdisciplinary and growing area of how evidence-based genomic knowledge can be applied to public health, population health, healthcare and health policies. The book gathers experts from a variety of disciplines, including life sciences, social sciences, and health care to develop a comprehensive overview of the field. In addition, the book delves into subjects such as pharmacogenomics, genethics, big data, data translation and analysis, economic evaluation, genomic awareness and education, sociology, pricing and reimbursement, policy measures and economic evaluation in genomic medicine. This book is essential reading for researchers and students exploring applications of genomics to population and public health. In addition, it is ideal for those in the biomedical sciences, medical sociologists, healthcare professionals, nurses, regulatory bodies and health economists interested in learning more about this growing field.
1. Cover image - p. Cover 2. Title page - p. iii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. List of Contributors - p. xvii 6. Preface - p. xxi 7. Chapter 1. Applied Genomics and Public Health - p. 1 8. Part I: Genomics in Healthcare - p. 7 9. Chapter 2. From Genetic Epidemiology to Exposome and Systems Epidemiology - p. 11 10. Chapter 3. Rare Diseases: Genomics and Public Health - p. 37 11. Chapter 4. Applied Genomics and Public Health Cancer Genomics - p. 53 12. Chapter 5. Genomic Basis of Psychiatric Illnesses and Response to Psychiatric Drug Treatment Modalities - p. 73 13. Chapter 6. Pharmacogenomics in Clinical Care: Implications for Public Health - p. 111 14. Chapter 7. Microbial Genomics in Public Health: A Translational Risk-Response Aspect - p. 131 15. Chapter 8. Genome Informatics Pipelines and Genome Browsers - p. 149 16. Chapter 9. Translational Tools and Databases in Genomic Medicine - p. 171 17. Chapter 10. Genetic Testing - p. 189 18. Part II: Personalised Medicine and Public Health - p. 204 19. Chapter 11. Assessing the Stakeholder Landscape and Stance Point on Genomic and Personalized Medicine - p. 211 20. Chapter 12. Health-Care Professionals’ Awareness and Understanding of Genomics - p. 225 21. Chapter 13. “Genethics” and Public Health Genomics - p. 243 22. Chapter 14. Legal Aspects of Genomic and Personalized Medicine - p. 259 23. Chapter 15. Genomics, The Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, and Society - p. 275 24. Chapter 16. Economic Evaluation of Genomic and Personalized Medicine Interventions: Implications in Public Health - p. 287 25. Chapter 17. Pricing, Budget Allocation, and Reimbursement of Personalized Medicine Interventions - p. 305 26. Chapter 18. Genetic Counseling - p. 315 27. Chapter 19. Defining Genetic-Testing Delivery and Promotional Strategies for Personalized Medicine - p. 329 28. Chapter 20. Regulatory Aspects of Genomic Medicine and Pharmacogenomics - p. 345 29. Chapter 21. Genomic Medicine in Emerging Economies - p. 361 30. Index - p. 371
Applied Genomics and Public Health examines the interdisciplinary and growing area of how evidence-based genomic knowledge can be applied to public health, population health, healthcare and health policies. The book gathers experts from a variety of disciplines, including life sciences, social sciences, and health care to develop a comprehensive overview of the field. In addition, the book delves into subjects such as pharmacogenomics, genethics, big data, data translation and analysis, economic evaluation, genomic awareness and education, sociology, pricing and reimbursement, policy measures and economic evaluation in genomic medicine. This book is essential reading for researchers and students exploring applications of genomics to population and public health. In addition, it is ideal for those in the biomedical sciences, medical sociologists, healthcare professionals, nurses, regulatory bodies and health economists interested in learning more about this growing field.
1. Cover image - p. Cover 2. Title page - p. iii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. List of Contributors - p. xvii 6. Preface - p. xxi 7. Chapter 1. Applied Genomics and Public Health - p. 1 8. Part I: Genomics in Healthcare - p. 7 9. Chapter 2. From Genetic Epidemiology to Exposome and Systems Epidemiology - p. 11 10. Chapter 3. Rare Diseases: Genomics and Public Health - p. 37 11. Chapter 4. Applied Genomics and Public Health Cancer Genomics - p. 53 12. Chapter 5. Genomic Basis of Psychiatric Illnesses and Response to Psychiatric Drug Treatment Modalities - p. 73 13. Chapter 6. Pharmacogenomics in Clinical Care: Implications for Public Health - p. 111 14. Chapter 7. Microbial Genomics in Public Health: A Translational Risk-Response Aspect - p. 131 15. Chapter 8. Genome Informatics Pipelines and Genome Browsers - p. 149 16. Chapter 9. Translational Tools and Databases in Genomic Medicine - p. 171 17. Chapter 10. Genetic Testing - p. 189 18. Part II: Personalised Medicine and Public Health - p. 204 19. Chapter 11. Assessing the Stakeholder Landscape and Stance Point on Genomic and Personalized Medicine - p. 211 20. Chapter 12. Health-Care Professionals’ Awareness and Understanding of Genomics - p. 225 21. Chapter 13. “Genethics” and Public Health Genomics - p. 243 22. Chapter 14. Legal Aspects of Genomic and Personalized Medicine - p. 259 23. Chapter 15. Genomics, The Internet of Things, Artificial Intelligence, and Society - p. 275 24. Chapter 16. Economic Evaluation of Genomic and Personalized Medicine Interventions: Implications in Public Health - p. 287 25. Chapter 17. Pricing, Budget Allocation, and Reimbursement of Personalized Medicine Interventions - p. 305 26. Chapter 18. Genetic Counseling - p. 315 27. Chapter 19. Defining Genetic-Testing Delivery and Promotional Strategies for Personalized Medicine - p. 329 28. Chapter 20. Regulatory Aspects of Genomic Medicine and Pharmacogenomics - p. 345 29. Chapter 21. Genomic Medicine in Emerging Economies - p. 361 30. Index - p. 371
