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1. Enhancing Success of Veterinary Visits for Clients With Disabilities and an Assistance Dog or Companion Animal: A Review

Author

Grigg, Emma K and Hart, Lynette A

Subjects
Veterinary Sciences, Agricultural, Veterinary and Food Sciences, Patient Safety, veterinary care, client communication, assistance dog, therapy animal, special needs, disabilities, dementia, service dog, Veterinary sciences
Abstract

Despite increasing information on enhancing client communication and compliance/adherence in veterinary medicine, literature focusing on special cases remains limited: working with clients with special needs, challenges or disabilities, or when the patient is an assistance or emotional support animal. This paper summarizes current recommendations on how best to build successful working relationships with these clients, including action items to implement in practice. In addition, this paper reviews current literature on important considerations for care of assistance dogs as patients.

Published
2019

2. Enhancing Success of Veterinary Visits for Clients With Disabilities and an Assistance Dog or Companion Animal: A Review

Author

Lynette A. Hart and Emma K. Grigg

Subjects
Veterinary medicine, client communication, Emotional support, lcsh:Veterinary medicine, General Veterinary, Companion animal, service dog, therapy animal, Special needs, Review, Compliance (psychology), Action (philosophy), lcsh:SF600-1100, disabilities, Veterinary Science, Veterinary Sciences, Psychology, special needs, veterinary care, assistance dog, Service dog, dementia
Abstract

Despite increasing information on enhancing client communication and compliance/adherence in veterinary medicine, literature focusing on special cases remains limited: working with clients with special needs, challenges or disabilities, or when the patient is an assistance or emotional support animal. This paper summarizes current recommendations on how best to build successful working relationships with these clients, including action items to implement in practice. In addition, this paper reviews current literature on important considerations for care of assistance dogs as patients.

Published
2019

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