Nursing specialties G-H

Nursing specialties

Gastroenterology: Nurses specialized to give treatment and prevention of diseases of the stomach, intestines, gallbladder, and bile duct.

Genetics: Nurses specialized to study variation of genes and inheritance which can be used in different situations including pregnancy and birth.

Geriatrics: Nurses specialized in the care, diagnosis and treatment of diseases in older people as chronic illnesses.

Health Care Administrator: Nurses specialized to organize, and control the functions of health care and the staff that work there.

Hematology: Nurses specialized in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and disorders of the blood, including leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma.

Hepatology: Nurses specialized in the treatment, prevention and education concerned with diseases of the liver as the hepatitis.

HIV/AIDS: Nurses specialized in the care, treatment and education concerned with diseases of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) that can cause the death.

Home Health: Nurses specialized in the direct rehabilitation and preventative care to persons and families within home.

Hospice: Nurses specialized in giving counsel to terminally ill persons and their families, either at home or within hospitals offering care and support.



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• Nursing specialties C-D • Nursing specialties M-N
• Nursing specialties E-F • Nursing specialties O-P
• Nursing specialties G-H • Nursing specialties R-S
• Nursing specialties I-L • Nursing specialties T-U-V-W


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