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Autistic veterinary surgeons: workplace stressors and wellbeing by Smits, Femke

Subjects: “…Veterinary surgeons; Autistic people; Job stress…”
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Farmers’ perception of the role of veterinary surgeons in vaccination strategies on British dairy farms by Richens, I.F., Hobson-West, Pru, Brennan, Marnie L., Lowton, R., Kaler, Jasmeet, Wapenaar, Wendela

“…There is limited research investigating the motivators and barriers to vaccinating dairy cattle. Veterinary surgeons have been identified as important sources of information for farmers making vaccination and disease control decisions, as well as being farmers’ preferred vaccine suppliers. …”
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Factors influencing veterinary surgeons’ decision-making about dairy cattle vaccination by Richens, I.F., Hobson-West, Pru, Brennan, Marnie L., Hood, Z., Kaler, Jasmeet, Green, M., Wright, N., Wapenaar, Wendela

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Proactive dairy cattle disease control in the UK: veterinary surgeons' involvement and associated characteristics by Higgins, Helen M., Huxley, Jonathan, Wapenaar, Wendela, Green, Martin J.

“…Characteristics of 94 veterinary surgeons associated with delivering preventive herd-level strategies to control mastitis, lameness and Johne's disease were investigated using two multinomial models. …”
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Motivators and barriers for dog and cat owners and veterinary surgeons in the United Kingdom to using preventative medicines by Belshaw, Zoe, Robinson, Natalie J., Dean, Rachel S., Brennan, Marnie L.

“…Semi-structured interviews were conducted by telephone with owners and veterinary surgeons who had recently participated in a preventative healthcare consultation. …”
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An investigation of pedigree dog breeding and ownership in the UK: experiences and opinions of veterinary surgeons, pedigree dog breeders and dog owners by Kuhl, C.

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How does reviewing the evidence change veterinary surgeons’ beliefs regarding the treatment of ovine footrot?: a quantitative and qualitative study by Higgins, Helen M., Green, Laura E., Green, Martin J., Kaler, Jasmeet

“…Grounded in a Bayesian statistical framework, probabilistic elicitation (roulette method) was used to quantify the beliefs of eleven veterinary surgeons during two one-day workshops. There was considerable heterogeneity in veterinary surgeons’ beliefs before they listened to a review of the evidence. …”
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Owner and veterinary surgeon perspectives on the roles of veterinary nurses and receptionists in relation to small animal preventative healthcare consultations in the United Kingdom by Belshaw, Zoe, Robinson, Natalie J., Dean, Rachel S., Brennan, Marnie L.

“…Semi-structured telephone interviews were conducted with 15 dog and cat owners and 14 veterinary surgeons. Interview transcripts were thematically analysed. …”
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Owners and veterinary surgeons in the United Kingdom disagree about what should happen during a small animal vaccination consultation by Belshaw, Zoe, Robinson, Natalie J., Dean, Rachel S., Brennan, Marnie L.

“…Telephone interviews with veterinary surgeons and pet owners captured rich qualitative data. …”
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“I always feel like I have to rush…”: pet owner and small animal veterinary surgeons’ reflections on time during preventative healthcare consultations in the United Kingdom by Belshaw, Zoe, Robinson, N.J., Dean, Rachel S., Brennan, Marnie L.

“…Owners and veterinary surgeons recalled rushing and minimizing discussions to keep consultations within their allocated time. …”
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Clinical decision making in veterinary practice by Everitt, Sally

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Analysing the opinions of UK veterinarians on practice-based research using corpus linguistic and mathematical methods by Huntley, Selene J., Mahlberg, Michaela, Wiegand, Viola, van Gennip, Yves, Yang, Hui, Dean, Rachel S., Brennan, Marnie L.

Subjects: “…Evidence-based veterinary medicine; Practice-based research; Veterinarian; Veterinary surgeon; Topic modelling; Corpus linguistic analysis; Corpus linguistics; Survey; Questionnaire…”
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Exploring the ethical tensions surrounding antimicrobial stewardship in UK companion animal veterinary practice by Cartelet, Clio

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The awareness of the international veterinary profession of evidence-based veterinary medicine and preferred methods of training by Huntley, Selene J., Dean, Rachel S., Brennan, Marnie L.

Subjects: “…Evidence-based veterinary medicine; evidence based veterinary medicine; EVM; EBVM; veterinarians; veterinary surgeons; veterinary education; continuing professional development; CPD; training…”
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Common decisions made and actions taken during small-animal consultations at eight first-opinion practices in the United Kingdom by Robinson, N.J., Brennan, Marnie L., Cobb, M., Dean, Rachel S.

“…Explanatory variables which did not remain in the final model were patientsignalment, problem history, consultation type, clinical examination type, and who raised the problem(veterinary surgeon or owner).For over two-thirds of problems discussed, an action was taken which suggests these problems maybe seen as important by the veterinary surgeon and/or pet owner. …”
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Pin-cushioned Ponies by The Star

“…Selangor Turf Club's (STC) senior veterinary surgeon Dr Shri kanth puts on his surgical gloes, gives a nod and the next race horse in brought into the clinic.…”
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Climate change and cattle farming by Statham, Jonathan M.E., Green, Martin J., Husband, James, Huxley, J.N.

“…Managing the complex and conflicting balance of factors required for sustainable food production offers an important role for the veterinary surgeon.…”
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Factors influencing common diagnoses made during first-opinion small-animal consultations in the United Kingdom by Robinson, N.J., Dean, Rachel S., Cobb, M., Brennan, Marnie L.

“…New problems, problems in younger animals, and problems raised by the veterinary surgeon were more likely to result in a definitive diagnosis than pre-existing problems, problems in older animals, and problems raised by the owner. …”
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Surgical management of a second degree perineal laceration in a buffalo sequel to dystocia by Abdullah, Faez Firdaus Jesse, Adamu, Lawan, Hashim, Nur Hazirah, Osman, Abdinasir Yusuf, Haron, Abdul Wahid, Yimer, Nurhusein, Awang, Dayang Norhaizam, Roslim, Noorashimah

“…The buffalo responded well to the treatments, however handling of dystocia cases under the supervision of veterinary surgeon is imperative even in farms which are aimed at the welfare of inflicted animals in order to avoid serious mishaps' and future breeding of the buffalo is not advisable.…”
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Measuring the success of specific health problem consultations in cats and dogs: a systematic review by Corah, Louise, Mossop, Liz, Cobb, Kate, Dean, Rachel

“…Success factors measured were compliance, client satisfaction and veterinary surgeon satisfaction, and publications primarily used communication analysis tools to measure success. …”
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