Practical Clinical Epidemiology for the Veterinarian
By Aurora Villarroel
May 2015
Situates epidemiological concepts within the context of daily clinical practice. The book’s thorough coverage of the fundamentals of epidemiology is well supported throughout by examples from published reference papers, showing the topic’s relevance to the practicing veterinarian. Eminently practical, this book demonstrates the application of epidemiology to the real-life problems faced in the veterinary clinic by both small and large animal practitioners.
Using an easy-to-follow approach, the book provides concise and straightforward information, with graphs, flowcharts, and tables to illustrate the topics described. With many clinical examples focusing on companion animal medicine, Practical Clinical Epidemiology for the Veterinarian is an easy-to-use resource for practitioners and students.
Key features
- Examines epidemiology from the lens of daily clinical practice to offer a truly practical approach
- Demonstrates the relevance of epidemiology to clinical problems faced in the field using practical examples to clarify the concepts
- Includes clinical cases from all species, with an emphasis on small animal and equine medicine, to demonstrate the concepts
- Uses an easy-to-read approach, with graphs, flowcharts, and tables to promote understanding
- Includes access to a companion website with exercises for study and review.
