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  1. Making the Case: Adding a Social Work Perspective to a Case Study in a Veterinary Practice

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    | Contributor(s):: Paula Gerstenblatt, Diane Rhodes, Dorothea Ivey

    This article describes a case study exploration of a veterinary practice from the perspective of social work. Recognizing the stressful work of veterinary providers, including compassion fatigue and high suicide rates, the current study identified both a need for and the potential role of...

  2. Assessing the Impact of a Virtual Shelter Medicine Rotation on Veterinary Students' Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes Regarding Access to Veterinary Care

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    | Contributor(s):: Hoffman, C. L., Spencer, T. G., Makolinski, K. V.

    Strong bonds commonly form between companion animals and people of all socio-demographic backgrounds, yet many pet owners face numerous barriers to accessing veterinary care for their companion animals. For example, they may have difficulties paying for care; they may lack veterinary practices...

  3. Empathy Levels Among Veterinary Medicine Students in Colombia (South America)

    | Contributor(s):: Romero, M. H., Escobar, L., Sánchez, J. A.

  4. Human Animal Bond Association: The Bond Bulletin (Volume 43, Summer 2018)

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    HAB Certification, p3 Learning Center, p4 In the Trenches, p5 Anthrozoology and Veterinary Medicine, p6 Community Spotlight, p7

  5. Oct 07 2017

    5th International Veterinary Social Work Summit

    The 5th International Veterinary Social Work Summit will include an animal-assisted interventions workshop, Mediators without Borders conflict resolution coach training and Mediators without...

    https://habricentral.org/events/details/544

  6. Jun 21 2017

    The Human Animal Bond and Companion Animals: Implications for Animal Welfare, Society, and Veterinarians

    Companion animals bring benefits to their owners in improvements to physical and mental health, and once the bond is established it can be life changing so that both the owner and the animal get so...

    https://habricentral.org/events/details/576

  7. Therapy Dogs as a Preventive Measure for Rabies Exposure and Mental Health Issues in Deployed Troops

    | Contributor(s):: Jacob Monroe Davenport

    I have been fortunate to gain an invaluable experience while completing my Masters of Public Health at the Fort Riley Military base. Under the direction of Dr. Paul Benne and many of his support staff I have learned many aspects and functionality of the day-to-day operations of a public health...

  8. Therapeutic activities associating the animal, for a better quality of life in the hospital

    | Contributor(s):: Didier Vernay

    It is common to say or publish that the Animal-AAA Therapeutic Activities in the hospital are pioneers. This statement becomes false. In France, we now have a history, theoretical foundations, concepts, programs and current experiments that deny this position (ref. "The dog: a partner of...

  9. Veterinary social work: Practice within veterinary settings

    | Contributor(s):: Holcombe, T. Melissa, Strand, Elizabeth B., Nugent, William R., Ng, Zenithson Y.

  10. Nov 03 2016

    Centers for Human-Animal Bond

    Please note that the November 3rd lecture Horses, Dogs, and Autism Spectrum Disorder: Evidence-based Benefits given by Dr. Robin Gabriels is a FREE lecture. There is no need to register if you plan...

    https://habricentral.org/events/details/464

  11. When euthanasia is an option : the experience of making end-of-life decisions for companion animals

    | Contributor(s):: Laurel Horn

    It's only a dog! You should just get another cat. You waited too long to take him to the vet as it is. These are some of the common attitudes and reactions that pet owners must often contend with when their companion animals die. Though they may be trying to be understanding and supportive,...

  12. American Association of Human-Animal Bond Veterinarians Newsletter, Volume 39 (Summer 2016)

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    Contents:Presidents Message, p 1AAH-ABV at the AVMA Conference, p 2Student Corner, p 4-5Companion Animals and the Health of Older Persons, p 6-7 

  13. The Power of a Pet: Rustin Moore at TEDxOhioStateUniversity

    | Contributor(s):: Rustin Moore

    Dr. Rustin Moore tells us about zooeyia which includes the the power of the human-animal bond and the benefits of having a pet.Dr. Rustin Moore is the dean and Ruth Stanton Chair of Veterinary Medicine in the Ohio State College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM). Dean Moore is a board-certified equine...

  14. Veterinarians' Perceptions of and Experiences with Dog Walking

    | Contributor(s):: Kathleen Burns

     This study used interviews guided by a behaviour change theory, Integrated Model of Behavioral Prediction, to understand veterinarians’ perceptions of and experiences with dog-walking counselling. Seventeen practicing veterinarians providing care to dogs in Ontario were...

  15. HABIT Winter 2014

  16. Japanese Animal Hospital Association (JAHA)

    The Japanese Animal Hospital Association (JAHA) is a public interest incorporated association authorized by the Cabinet Office, Government of Japan.To achieve the goal of creating a society, where human animal interactions enhance the health and welfare of humans, JAHA promotes various public...

  17. American Association of Human-Animal Bond Veterinarians Newsletter, Volume 37 (Winter 2015-16)

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    Contents:President's Message, p 1North American Veterinary Conference, p 2Student Corner, p 4The Human-Animal Bond and Fear Free, p 5HAB in the News, p 6Book Review, p 7 

  18. Social Work Services in Small Animal Private Practice Settings: A Veterinarian's Perspective

    | Contributor(s):: Natalie K. Leiferman

    Humans share a strong bond with animals, when a pet becomes sick or dies an owner can feel extreme grief and bereavement. Research studies have shown that some veterinarians feel they are inadequately trained to handle the pet owner’s feelings of grief and loss. Social workers could have a...

  19. Nov 02 2015

    4th International Veterinary Social Work Summit: A Hidden Joy: The Role of Social Work in Animal-Related Grief and Bereavement

    Veterinary Social Work is an area of social work practice that attends to the human needs that arise in the intersection of veterinary medicine and social work practice. The four areas of...

    https://habricentral.org/events/details/275

  20. American Association of Human-Animal Bond Veterinarians Newsletter, Volume 36 (Summer 2015)

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    Contents:President's Message, p 1Join Us, p 2Unconditional Love, p 3Dog Calms Meltdown, p 3