Here's a first look at the December JAVMA cover art! “Fritten” (12 in x 12 in x 1.63 in; oil on cradled wood panel) was created by Dr. Shagufta Mulla in 2021. Born in Surat, India, Dr. Mulla is a graduate of CSU College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences. She practiced small animal veterinary medicine for 20 years and is now a freelance writer and editor for TIME Stamped. She is also the Art Editor for the literary journal, Peatsmoke. She is a self-taught artist and was an Artist in Residence at The Arts Center in Corvallis, Oregon. Her work has appeared in literary journals and galleries. This artwork was a commissioned piece. Dr. Mulla currently resides in Independence, Oregon.
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It's "What Is Your Diagnosis?" Wednesday! What are your differential diagnoses for skeletal myodegeneration and necrosis in cattle? 🐄 Full case: jav.ma/skeletalcattle
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While angle-calibrated kinematic measurements can be accurate when using Kinovea for canine kinematic motion analysis, a 90° recording angle is preferable. 🐕 Open access article: jav.ma/KMA
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Search-and-rescue dogs experienced relatively routine or minor conditions despite the occupational hazards of their careers. Learn more: jav.ma/searchrescue Article contributed by Penn Vet Working Dog Center
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With additional development of a clinically applicable test and validation in larger population, fecal calprotectin may facilitate noninvasive quantification of intestinal inflammation in horses. Open access article: jav.ma/calprotectin1
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Epididymal semen recovery could be a viable method for preserving genetic material from valuable bulls that test positive for Tritrichomonas foetus. Open access article: jav.ma/tfoetus1
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Read the viewpoint article "What are the risks of clinic-backed payment plans?" in #JAVMA: https://lnkd.in/gzrnVDMg
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This year has been an incredibly productive one for my academic work—I’m thrilled to share that I’ve had 12 peer-reviewed journal articles published or available online early so far! 🎉 To celebrate, I’m starting a short series of posts highlighting my recent research and its key takeaways. Let’s kick things off! Payment Plans in Veterinary Medicine 🐾💳 Together with amazing coauthors and funding from Maddie’s Fund, I explored this critical topic through two articles and a practical decision tool. Article 1: Payment plans and veterinary services: Do they reduce the pain of pet owner payment? 📄 Read the article here (coauthored with Peilu Zhang): (https://lnkd.in/et27gh6n) Key Insights: Payment plans significantly reduce the "pain of payment" (PoP) and make veterinary care more accessible, especially for lower-income pet owners. Using theoretical models and empirical experiments, we showed that these plans can boost demand and shift purchasing behavior. Demographics and perceptions of affordability play a big role in how these plans are received. Article 2: What are the risks of clinic-backed payment plans? 📄 Read the article here (coauthored with Jayden Roberts, Jorge Colon, and Peilu Zhang): (https://lnkd.in/eKQ-UbKs) AVMA Journals Key Insights: Clinic-backed payment plans can increase revenue and client access to care. However, they come with challenges, including labor, legal, and marketing risks. Financial simulations and risk assessments shed light on how clinics can balance these factors effectively. Decision Tools: To make this research actionable, we created decision tools (both Excel and web-based) to help clinics evaluate payment plan options. Explore the tools here:https://lnkd.in/en5YFPxG Try the Web-Based Tool here: https://lnkd.in/ebqePGwE Thank you to Maddie’s Fund and my incredible coauthors for making this work possible. Stay tuned for more updates from my research! #VeterinaryMedicine #PaymentPlans #AcademicResearch #ThanksToMaddie Suzanne Cannon, MS, MA What do you think? Could payment plans be a game changer in veterinary medicine? Let’s discuss! 💬
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Our top trending #JAVMA article from last week was "Rabies surveillance in the United States during 2022": https://lnkd.in/gx73PRAe
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Community attachment may be an important factor to leverage when considering training veterinary students and recruiting veterinary graduates into rural practice. Full article: jav.ma/community Article contributed by Dr. Heidi Banse
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Editor-in-Chief Dr. Lisa Fortier presented the Milne J. State-of-the-Art lecture at the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) 70th Annual Convention & Trade Show.
It's a full house at #AAEPOrlando for the Milne J. State-of-the-Art lecture presented by renowned surgeon Dr. Lisa Fortier. If you missed it, remember that this content (plus an additional week of live Table Topics) will be available through our virtual convention registration. Visit https://lnkd.in/etXtG8r to get started and enjoy CE from the comfort of home. Special thanks to our Milne lecture sponsor Platinum Performance.
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