Decision-Making in Veterinary Practice: A Guide to Rational Decision-Making

By Barry Kipperman, the first-ever guide to rational decision-making in veterinary practice aims to transform the clinical performance of veterinary practitioners and practices. This comprehensive guide is rooted in the study of normative ethics and seeks to pose important questions and develop processes by which they can be answered.

Key Issues and Decision Determinants

Decision-Making in Veterinary Practice discusses key issues based on extensive clinical experience and evidence. It provides detailed discussions on important decision determinants such as time of day, patient weight, criteria for stopping treatment, and more. This guide offers essential insights on clinical decision-making and clinical reasoning, helping veterinary practitioners make informed decisions that significantly influence patient outcomes and standards of care.

Transforming Clinical Performance

Decision-Making in Veterinary Practice is ideal for all veterinary practitioners, veterinary students, and clinical skills instructors. By utilizing the principles outlined in this guide, veterinary practices can optimize patient outcomes, reduce irrational decisions, and promote evidence-based medicine. This book promises to revolutionize the way veterinary practitioners approach decision-making, leading to better patient care and improved practice performance.

Book Details

Published by Wiley-Blackwell, the 1st edition of Decision-Making in Veterinary Practice was released on January 24, 2024. The book is available in English and consists of 272 pages. The ISBN-10 is 1119986346, and the ISBN-13 is 978-1119986348.