Sentence examples for veterinary involvement from inspiring English sources

Conversely, to date there has been little veterinary involvement in reptile breeding programs, especially with regard to the comprehensive medical management of reproduction.

This study describes diseases encountered, medications used and veterinary involvement in all in – all out finishing herds belonging to one pork production system.

Additionally, although veterinary oversight of antimicrobial use has been associated with reduced selection for AMR [ 11, 12], veterinary involvement in the use of antimicrobials by the U.S. food animal industry is often limited.

The objectives of the study were to describe the diagnoses recorded, the medications used and the veterinary involvement in controlling the health and the treatments in the LSO 2000 finishing herds.

Further, though the sample size was small, the result supports the hypothesis that differences in insurance utilisation [ 12], are associated with differences in health status and attitude, e.g. on how insurance is used (all or some horses, early or late veterinary involvement in cases of lameness).

Although NIH has begun a roadmap to improve biomedical research into the 21st century, nowhere does the plan mention comparative medicine and the importance of veterinary involvement, which would certainly fit into its goals of promoting interdisciplinary research and new pathways to discovery (33).

Research regarding the veterinary professions' involvement in interprofessional practice and education (IPE), either with health care professionals as part of One Health, or specifically within the veterinary health care team, is sparse.

Similarly, reports describing PNS involvement in veterinary patients are very limited.

14): When my rabbit, Madeleine, got a staph infection in her left hock, I learned what human patients have known for some time: effective health care requires personal involvement, even when veterinary care is superb.

They requested that the number of kits per school be increased and that the duration of their training be longer, with involvement of a veterinary specialist.

Large numbers of students need to be considered in future studies including involvement of several veterinary schools, if possible, to assess similarities in results particularly loading of the 22-items with the EE, DP and PA subscales and other independent factors predicting the MBI-ES scores.