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Neurodegeneration and Homelessness: A Bidirectional Relationship Shaping Health and Vulnerability. [PDF]
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Anesthesia in Shelter Medicine
Topics in Companion Animal Medicine, 2010Shelter medicine presents a unique challenge that is different from veterinary medicine in a hospital setting. The shelter and/or mobile unit environment requires special anesthetic considerations to support high-volume spay-neuter and feral animal programs with high quality of anesthesia/immobilization for surgery and diagnostic procedures.
Jeff C Ko
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Shelter Medicine Sustainability from an Academic Perspective: Challenges and Issues
Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 2023A meeting of veterinary school faculty and partners, many associated with shelter medicine and/or community medicine programming, was convened at the 2019 Shelter Medicine Veterinary Educators Conference in Pullman, WA, to discuss challenges with shelter medicine program sustainability and defining the future.
P Cynda Crawford +2 more
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A Survey of Veterinary Student and Veterinarian Perceptions of Shelter Medicine Employment
Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 2023Shelter medicine appears to be popular among prospective veterinarians, but there is a shortage of veterinarians entering the field to fill available positions. The reasons for this discordance are not well understand. This study describes veterinary students’ interest in shelter medicine, their perceptions of common duties, and their perceptions of ...
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Introduction to shelter medicine: a new way of thinking
Companion Animal, 2016Shelter medicine involves safeguarding the physical and psychological health, and the welfare, of populations of animals sheltered in rescue organisations. It is an increasing area of work for small animal practitioners, and requires a different skill set to dealing with privately owned individual patients.
Jenny Stavisky, Rachel Dean
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