Veterinary Epidemiology: The Practical Veterinarian
October 2002
Part of the Practical Veterinarian series, this concise handbook will be useful from the classroom into veterinary practice. A quick-reference guide, the material in this handbook is presented in an outline format ideal for use in solving clinical problems. The easy-to-understand evidence-based coverage includes epidemiologic principles and application, zoonoses, outbreaks, population-level approaches, and more!
Key Features
- Pocket-sized for go-anywhere, easy access.
- Information is at the reader’s fingertips in an easy-to-use outline format.
- Clinically relevant zoonoses are logically presented by species and organ system.
- Following the clinical reasoning process, topics are organized by the types of decisions and questions that may arise in the clinical setting, helping users find appropriate answers quickly.
- Succinctly summarizes the use of evidence-based care specific to veterinary medicine, including searches and data studies.
- Offers easy-to-understand explanations of the mathematical and statistical concepts vital in practice.
- Includes a number of tables that summarize information at a glance.
- Serves as a take-along source to epidemiologic definitions and concepts on the national boards.
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