Applications of Pharmacogenomics in Primary Care integrates genetic insights into everyday medical practice. It explores how primary care physicians can utilize pharmacogenomic data to personalize treatments for common conditions. The book discusses practical implementation strategies, genetic testing protocols, and patient education. Ideal for general practitioners and family physicians, it enhances the delivery of personalized medicine in primary healthcare settings.
Nicole Wood integrates pharmacogenomics into primary care dermatology to personalize patient treatments and improve skin health outcomes. Her research focuses on using genetic data to inform the selection and dosing of medications for common skin conditions like acne and eczema in primary care settings. Nicole has published extensively on implementing pharmacogenomic strategies in routine clinical practice to enhance treatment precision and patient safety. She also provides guidelines for primary care clinicians to adopt pharmacogenomic approaches, promoting personalized and effective dermatological care in primary healthcare environments through genetic-informed strategies.