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Exploring the benefits of full-time hospital facility dogs working with nurse handlers in a children's hospital
| Contributor(s):: Murata-Kobayashi, N., Suzuki, K., Morita, Y., Minobe, H., Mizumoto, A., Seto, S.
ObjectiveTo examine the benefits of full-time hospital facility dogs (HFDs) working with qualified nurse handlers for inpatients in a pediatric medical facility. MethodsA questionnaire survey on the evaluation of HFD activities was conducted in a hospital that had introduced HFDs for the first...
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Valuing difference: How breed matters for animal lives and relations
| Contributor(s):: Nash, Catherine
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End-of-life decisions: A focus group study with German health professionals from human and veterinary medicine
| Contributor(s):: Selter, Felicitas, Persson, Kirsten, Kunzmann, Peter, Neitzke, Gerald
IntroductionAt first glance, human and (companion animal) veterinary medicine share challenging processes in end-of-life (EOL) decision-making. At the same time, treatment options in both professions are substantially different. The potential of an interdisciplinary exchange between both fields...
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Life, Death, and Humanity in Veterinary Medicine: Is it Time to Embrace the Humanities in Veterinary Education?
| Contributor(s):: Brosnahan, Margaret M.
Medical humanities is a multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary field of study that has experienced explosive growth in the United States since the 1960s. Two key components of medical humanities include first, the use of literature, poetry, and visual arts in the education of medical students,...
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Veterinary technicians contribute to shared decision-making during companion animal veterinary appointments
| Contributor(s):: Janke, Natasha, Shaw, Jane R., Coe, Jason B.
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Discussion of cost continues to be uncommon in companion animal veterinary practice
| Contributor(s):: Groves, Catherine N. H., Janke, Natasha, Stroyev, Alexandra, Tayce, Jordan D., Coe, Jason B.
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Veterinarians' use of the Talking Physical Exam as a communication tool
| Contributor(s):: da Costa, Judith C., Coe, Jason B., Blois, Shauna L., Stone, Elizabeth A.
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Paid Companions: Human-Nonhuman Animal Relations in Japanese Animal Cafés
| Contributor(s):: Robinson, Amanda S.
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Veterinary history and the development of human relationships with animals
| Contributor(s):: Jones, G. C.
2022Veterinary Record190284-840042-490010.1002/vetr.1420English0WileyChichester, UKtext
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Exploring how veterinary professionals perceive and use grief support resources to support companion animal caregivers in Ontario, Canada
| Contributor(s):: Matte, A. R., Khosa, D. K., Meehan, M. P.
Objective: The aim of this study was to qualitatively explore veterinary professionals' use and perceptions of grief resources and services to support companion animal caregivers following companion animal euthanasia. Background: The loss of a companion animal can be a source of great sorrow...
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Unpacking Relational Dignity: In Pursuit of an Ethic of Care for Outdoor Therapies
| Contributor(s):: Harper, N. J., Fernee, C. R.
Dignity is a universal principle that requires us to treat every person as having worth beyond who a particular person is or what they do. Dignity is a complex and sometimes contested idea, that at times can be compromised in health care and allegedly also within the practice of outdoor...
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Caring and Killing: Care Labor and Feminist Ethics in the Animal Research Laboratory
| Contributor(s):: Warren, Caroline
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Animal Assisted Interventions in Schools: A Qualitative Case Study of How Students with Emotional or Behavioral Disabilities Respond to the Use of Therapy Dogs
| Contributor(s):: Shiverdecker, Kathleen Hartman
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The Benefits of Integrating an Assistance Dog with Military Chaplain Corps Services at the 169th Fighter Wing, McEntire Joint National Guard Base, South Carolina
| Contributor(s):: Pittman, Christina Pryor
The ministry project is addressing the spiritual resiliency of service members in an intentional and innovative approach through the presence of an assistance dog in an active military Chaplain Corps setting; specifically, through South Carolina Air National Guard. The issue is to reach service...
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The experience of animal therapy in residential aged care in New Zealand: a narrative analysis
| Contributor(s):: Wong, Gemma, Breheny, Mary
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Understanding the impacts of feline epilepsy on cats and their owners
| Contributor(s):: Henning, J., Nielson, T., Nettifee, J., Muñana, K., Hazel, S.
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Improvising care: Managing experimental animals at a Japanese laboratory
| Contributor(s):: Suzuki, Wakana
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Development of an evidence-based welfare approach for cheetahs (Acinonyx jubatus) under human care
| Contributor(s):: Fischer, B., Flint, M., Cole, K., George, K. A.
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Not all dogs are equal: perception of canine welfare varies with context
| Contributor(s):: Cobb, M. L., Lill, A., Bennett, P. C.
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Conceptualising dog owner motivations: The Pet Care Competency model and role of 'duty of care'
| Contributor(s):: Glanville, C. R., Hemsworth, P. H., Coleman, G. J.
