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Additional Infographics
Veterinary technicians contribute to shared decision-making
Weight-related communication when discussing pets
Pet owners’ readiness to address their pet’s weight
Barriers to using health-parameter trends with pet owners
Veterinary client perceptions of information exchange
Veterinary students’ communication skills
Additional articles in Canadian Vet Practice magazine
Spring 2023 (see p. 8: Veterinary technicians contribute to shared decision-making)
Winter 2023 (see p. 9: Weighty conversations – discussing a pet’s weight with your client)
Summer 2022 (see p. 12: The Talking Physical Exam)
Spring 2022 (see p. 1: Pet owners’ expectations during
veterinarian-client-patient interactions)
Additional Podcasts and Webinars
Veterinary Vertex Podcast, Dec. 2024: Boosting veterinary client engagement with benefit-focused communication
VETgirl Webinar, Dec. 2024: “Yes, we can!” Chatting spectrum of care, options, & cost with your clients
VETgirl Podcast, Nov. 2024: Putting communication skills into veterinary practice: Part 2
College of Veterinarians of Ontario Podcast, July 2024: The impact of spectrum of care on practice
VETgirl Podcast, July 2024: Why invest in developing communication skills in veterinary practice: Part 1
Veterinary Vertex Podcast, Mar. 2024: Transforming pet care through understanding obesity’s lifespan effects
Pet Food Science Podcast Show, Jan. 2024: How communication can revolutionize the pet food industry
Cone of Shame Podcast, Jan. 2024: Effective communication for sensitive topics like pet obesity
Veterinary Vertex Podcast, Nov. 2023: Burden transfer in veterinary teams
WSAVA Webinar, Nov. 2023: Communication for pet obesity prevention and management
Clinician’s Brief Webinar, Mar. 2023: Client-friendly communication in managing pet obesity
Veterinary Vertex, Feb. 2023: Discussion of publication on vet techs’ shared decision-making
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“Sharing knowledge to better ourselves, our practice, and our pets is part of the gift of providing care.”
Catherine Groves, MSc, PhD Candidate