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Area of Science:

  • Veterinary Medicine
  • Ethics in Veterinary Practice
  • Sustainable Business Models

Background:

  • The veterinary profession faces evolving societal expectations and economic pressures.
  • Current veterinary practice models may not fully address the complexities of modern animal care.
  • The integration of humanities perspectives is increasingly recognized as valuable in professional fields.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To advocate for contextualised care as a fundamental principle in veterinary practice.
  • To explore the moral and economic benefits of adopting a contextualised care framework.
  • To address the need for sustainable veterinary models in a changing world.

Main Methods:

  • This study presents an argument based on the principles and discussions within Veterinary Humanities UK.
  • It synthesizes ethical considerations with economic sustainability factors.
  • The approach involves a qualitative analysis of practice paradigms.

Main Results:

  • Contextualised care offers a framework for ethically sound and economically viable veterinary services.
  • Integrating humanities perspectives enhances the understanding of client and animal needs.
  • Sustainable practice requires adapting to the broader social and economic landscape.

Conclusions:

  • Contextualised care should be recognized as a foundational element for morally and economically sustainable veterinary practice.
  • Adopting this approach is crucial for the future resilience and success of the veterinary profession.
  • Further exploration into implementing contextualised care is warranted.