Titlebook: Dealing with Dilemma; A Manual for Genetic Patricia T. Kelly Book 1977 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1977 Public Health.chromosome.counseli

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Consumer Policy from Below: An Introduction,ic counseling session. Nevertheless, by asking individuals what they want and expect from genetic counseling, the counselor obtains a starting point from which the issues can be clarified. It is important to remember that many people, as they learn more about the disorder and the options available t

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Introduction,s, as well as reports of campaigns to screen various populations for carriers of a genetic disease, particularly Tay-Sachs and sickle cell anemia. Magazine articles ponder the effects of new discoveries on the gene pool, and books such as Etzioni’s . (1973) debate some of the ethical issues raised b

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Intake Visit, stage for future interaction between the family and the genetic counseling service, and can do much to develop the trust and open communication necessary for effective genetic counseling. Depending on the structure of the genetic counseling service, the intake visit may be conducted by a geneticist

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Follow-up Visits,t always offered as a routine part of genetic counseling services. Instead, they are made available “for those who really need them,” or “if it seems necessary.” When individuals seeking genetic counseling realize that follow-up visits are not routine, they frequently feel awkward about availing the

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Genetic Counseling Techniques,g may be imprecise without reliable diagnostic capabilities, it can be ineffective without adequate counseling skills. Because genetic counseling is a relatively new field, its counseling techniques are still being evolved. Many of the techniques and practices now used have been borrowed from psycho

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Sociological Aspects of Genetic Counseling,s from the society around them, with the nuclear rather than the extended family becoming the predominant type. Even within the last 20 years the structure of the American family has undergone great changes. The number of children per family has decreased, the divorce rate has increased, and married

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