Todaysveterinarynurse.com

Today's Veterinary Nurse Peer-Reviewed Journal for Veterinary …

WEBA wide range of strategies can be implemented in the shelter environment to increase the wellbeing of dogs and cats. The key focus for veterinary nurses is to actively enhance …

Actived: 4 days ago

URL: https://todaysveterinarynurse.com/

One Welfare Approach: Wellbeing in Shelters Today's Veterinary …

WEBImplementing wellbeing strategies requires consideration of the basic needs of each animal, derived from the 5 Domains model for animal welfare assessment. 26 The 5 Domains …

Category: Health Go Health

When Caring Hurts: Dealing with Depression in Veterinary Medicine

WEBThe study found that 6.8% of male veterinarians and 10.9% of female veterinarians have serious psychologic distress, compared with 3.5% of adult men and 4.4% of adult …

Category: Health Go Health

The Microbiome and Nutrition Today's Veterinary Nurse

WEBA healthy microbiome contains many microbial species that can aid in promoting host health. The GI microbiome is influenced by host factors such as …

Category: Health Go Health

Feline Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy and the Role of Nutrition

WEBHeart disease is a common cause of illness in domestic cats, with up to 20% of the feline population estimated to be affected. 1,2 In addition, studies have found …

Category: Health Go Health

Linked Together: One Health Today's Veterinary Nurse

WEBOne Health is the collaborative effort of human, veterinary, and environmental medicine on a local, national, and global level, promoting the health of people, flora, and fauna.2 …

Category: Medicine Go Health

The Veterinary Nurse’s Role in the Human-Animal Bond

WEBThe human-animal bond is the foundation of our role as veterinary nurses—we took an oath “to aid animals and society by providing excellent care and services for animals, by …

Category: Health Go Health

Stabilizing the Critically Ill Patient Today's Veterinary Nurse

WEBKnowing normal versus abnormal is often enough to identify a critically ill patient. Temperature: May vary depending on disease process. Often elevated (hyperthermia) …

Category: Health Go Health

Supporting Emotional and Mental Health in the Veterinary …

WEBEmotional and Mental Health in the Veterinary Profession: Then and Now. For far too many years, mental health issues in the industry were rarely observed, and the topic was …

Category: Health Go Health

Wellness Resources for Veterinary Professionals

WEBThe NAVC’s Amplifying the Voice of the Veterinary Community survey, conducted in December 2019, found that of the 608 veterinary professionals who responded, 53% of …

Category: Health Go Health

Hazardous Drugs: The Hidden Threat to Veterinary Nurses

WEBHazardous drugs are not limited to chemotherapy. Many of the drugs veterinary nurses work with every day are considered hazardous. The National Institute …

Category: Health Go Health

Improving Health Literacy in Veterinary Medicine

WEBC ommunication is an essential component of establishing the necessary rapport with clientele, encouraging a robust relationship that ensures patients receive prompt, …

Category: Health Go Health

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Areas of Needed Focus in …

WEBDiversity, equity, and inclusion have garnered additional focus in all areas of life, and veterinary medicine is no exception.Before veterinary professionals can begin the …

Category: Medicine Go Health

How to Collect and Prepare Samples for the Laboratory

WEBPatient Preparation and Sample Handling. To minimize pre-analytical interference with the test results and to reliably compare the patient’s results with established reference …

Category: Health Go Health

Developing a Culture of Safety in Your Practice

WEBEncourage Open Dialogue. Nurturing a setting in which questioning or challenging orders is encouraged can substantially reduce errors. 15 When veterinary …

Category: Health Go Health

Helping to Restore a Positive Workplace Culture

WEBThe Solutions. To restore a positive workplace culture in veterinary medicine, a multifaceted approach is required. First, it is necessary to identify the …

Category: Medicine Go Health

2018 Veterinary Emerging Topics (VET)® Report

WEBFrom the Field shares insights from Banfield Pet Hospital veterinary team members. Drawing from the nationwide practice’s extensive research, as well as findings from its …

Category: Health Go Health

Improving Health Literacy in Veterinary Medicine

WEB32 • FALL 2021 • todaysveterinarynurse.com TRENDS IN VETERINARY NURSING C ommunication is an essential component of establishing the necessary rapport with …

Category: Health Go Health