佛兰德马匹兽医对使用和客户沟通关于补充和替代兽医的看法
Pia Keller1, Liselot Hudders2, Annelies Decloedt1
1Department of Internal Medicine, Reproduction and Population Medicine, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Ghent University, Merelbeke, Belgium.
Equine veterinary journal
|September 2, 2023
概括
马匹兽医通常对补充和替代兽医 (CAVM) 持积极看法,兽医和所有者之间经常发生沟通. 开放的对话是关于在马身上使用CAVM的知情决定的关键.
科学领域:
- 兽医医学 兽医医学 兽医医学
- 动物健康 动物健康
- 马类科学 马类科学
背景情况:
- 补充和替代兽医 (CAVM) 正在获得马类护理的普及.
- 由于CAVM的使用日益增加,由于潜在的风险,需要有效的客户-兽医沟通.
- 了解兽医对CAVM的看法对于安全和知情的实践至关重要.
研究的目的:
- 评估马匹兽医对CAVM的态度.
- 调查马匹兽医中CAVM使用的流行情况.
- 评估关于CAVM的兽医与客户沟通的性质和频率.
主要方法:
- 采用了横截面研究设计.
- 与涉及 ambulatory care 的马兽医进行了电话调查.
- 该调查涵盖了兽医的态度,CAVM的使用,以及与客户关于CAVM的沟通模式.
主要成果:
- 83%的马类兽医使用CAVM,特别是当包括草药时.
- 98%的兽医已经与马主讨论了CAVM,而81%的兽医对这种对话持开放态度.
- 尽管进行了公开的沟通,95%的人承认,CAVM的使用有时在未经兽医披露的情况下发生;沟通是频繁的,通常由所有者发起.
结论:
- 马兽医通常对CAVM表现出积极的态度,尽管这取决于模式.
- 关于CAVM的频繁兽医-客户沟通发生在门诊环境中.
- 开放的对话对于教育马主和促进关于CAVM使用的共同决策至关重要.
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