Orientação prática para incorporar o espectro de cuidados na prática clínica.
Veterinary Spectrum of Care: Principles and Practice
De: Gary Block (Editor)
ISBN: 9781394297788
2027, Wiley
Capa mole
Páginas: 464
Orientação prática para incorporar o espectro de cuidados na prática clínica.
De: Gary Block (Editor)
ISBN: 9781394297788
2027, Wiley
Capa mole
Páginas: 464
Practical guidance for incorporating spectrum of care into clinical practice
Veterinary schools teach gold-standard medicine, yet few clients can pursue gold-standard approaches in every case. Veterinary Spectrum of Care: Principles and Practice addresses this disconnect directly, providing veterinarians with pragmatic, real-world guidance on working within the limitations of clients' actual budgets, lifestyles, and values. Written by experts across multiple disciplines, this book delivers detailed advice on how and why to deliver care that meets the needs of clients in a variety of circumstances.
The book covers the full range of considerations that shape a spectrum of care approach, from veterinary education and ethics to legal implications, practice management, and clinical application. Each chapter draws on the contributor's direct expertise to offer actionable strategies for “meeting pet owners where they are” and improving patient outcomes through increased utilization of evidence-based medicine and access to veterinary services.
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Veterinary Spectrum of Care serves small animal practitioners, shelter veterinarians, veterinary educators, and veterinary students seeking a structured approach to providing quality care across varied client circumstances. This resource supports clinicians in expanding access to care while maintaining strong patient outcomes.
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Gary Block, DVM, MS, DACVIM
Is an internist and co-founder of Ocean State Veterinary Specialists in East Greenwich, Rhode Island, USA, and past president of the Evidence Based Veterinary Medicine Association, the Rhode Island Veterinary Medical Association, the Humane Society Veterinary Medical Association, and the Society for Veterinary Medical Ethics