This issue of Veterinary Clinics: Small Animal Practice, edited by Dr. Katherine J. Goldberg, focuses on Advances in Palliative Medicine. Article topics indlue: Pet Hospice Program at Colorado State University; Hospice Care Service at Michigan State University; Pain and Palliative Care Service at Angell Memorial Animal Hospital; Current topics in serious illness and palliative medicine: a curricular initiative at Cornell University; Development and use of the Serious Veterinary Illness Conversation Guide; Ethics of palliative medicine in veterinary patients; Overcoming obstacles to palliative care: what can we learn from our MD colleagues?; Caregiver burden and veterinary client mental health concerns; Capacities of animal patients: how cognitive ethology can (and should) inform palliative and end of life care; Palliative care challenges from the oncology service in a veterinary teaching hospital; Private practice oncology: viewpoint on end of life decision-making; Advances in pain management, palliative care applications; Advances in neurology, palliative care applications; Updates and advances in cognitive dysfunction; Perspectives on nutrition and feeding; Palliative care services at home: viewpoint from a multi-doctor practice; Objective exploration of euthanasia: what do (and don’t) we know about adverse effects?; Integrating a social worker into the veterinary team for palliative care and hospice; and Conflict management.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. i 3. Table of Contents - p. i 4. Copyright - p. ii 5. Contributors - p. iii 6. Forthcoming Issues - p. xii 7. Preface - p. xiii 8. Where Have We Been, Where Are We Going: Continuity from 2011 - p. 325 9. Section I: Established Programs and Curricular Initiatives - p. 338 10. Colorado State University, Pet Hospice Program - p. 339 11. Michigan State University Veterinary Hospice Care: An Academic Hospice Practice 2011 to 2014 - p. 351 12. Pain and Palliative Care Service, Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals-Angell Animal Medical Center - p. 363 13. Current Topics in Serious Illness and Palliative Medicine: A Curricular Initiative in a US Veterinary Teaching Institution - p. 373 14. Section II: Concepts and Essential Viewpoints - p. 386 15. Overcoming Obstacles to Palliative Care: Lessons to Learn from Our Physician Counterparts - p. 387 16. Goals of Care: Development and Use of the Serious Veterinary Illness Conversation Guide - p. 399 17. The Animal as Patient: Ethology and End-of-Life Care - p. 417 18. Caregiver Burden and Veterinary Client Well-Being - p. 431 19. Section III: Advances and Information to Guide Clinicians - p. 444 20. Advances in Pain Management: Palliative Care Applications - p. 445 21. Common Neurologic Problems: Impact on Patient Welfare, Caregiver Burden and Veterinarian Wellbeing - p. 463 22. Canine Cognitive Dysfunction: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment - p. 477 23. Perspectives on Feeding and Nutrition - p. 501 24. Private Practice Oncology: Viewpoint on End-of-Life Decision-Making - p. 519 25. Palliative Care Services at Home: Viewpoint from a Multidoctor Practice - p. 529 26. An Objective Exploration of Euthanasia and Adverse Events - p. 553 27. The Social Worker: An Essential Hospice and Palliative Team Member - p. 565 28. Brain Awareness and Conflict in Veterinary Medical Practice: What Happens and How to Deal with It - p. 575
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This issue of Veterinary Clinics: Small Animal Practice, edited by Dr. Katherine J. Goldberg, focuses on Advances in Palliative Medicine. Article topics indlue: Pet Hospice Program at Colorado State University; Hospice Care Service at Michigan State University; Pain and Palliative Care Service at Angell Memorial Animal Hospital; Current topics in serious illness and palliative medicine: a curricular initiative at Cornell University; Development and use of the Serious Veterinary Illness Conversation Guide; Ethics of palliative medicine in veterinary patients; Overcoming obstacles to palliative care: what can we learn from our MD colleagues?; Caregiver burden and veterinary client mental health concerns; Capacities of animal patients: how cognitive ethology can (and should) inform palliative and end of life care; Palliative care challenges from the oncology service in a veterinary teaching hospital; Private practice oncology: viewpoint on end of life decision-making; Advances in pain management, palliative care applications; Advances in neurology, palliative care applications; Updates and advances in cognitive dysfunction; Perspectives on nutrition and feeding; Palliative care services at home: viewpoint from a multi-doctor practice; Objective exploration of euthanasia: what do (and don’t) we know about adverse effects?; Integrating a social worker into the veterinary team for palliative care and hospice; and Conflict management.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. i 3. Table of Contents - p. i 4. Copyright - p. ii 5. Contributors - p. iii 6. Forthcoming Issues - p. xii 7. Preface - p. xiii 8. Where Have We Been, Where Are We Going: Continuity from 2011 - p. 325 9. Section I: Established Programs and Curricular Initiatives - p. 338 10. Colorado State University, Pet Hospice Program - p. 339 11. Michigan State University Veterinary Hospice Care: An Academic Hospice Practice 2011 to 2014 - p. 351 12. Pain and Palliative Care Service, Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals-Angell Animal Medical Center - p. 363 13. Current Topics in Serious Illness and Palliative Medicine: A Curricular Initiative in a US Veterinary Teaching Institution - p. 373 14. Section II: Concepts and Essential Viewpoints - p. 386 15. Overcoming Obstacles to Palliative Care: Lessons to Learn from Our Physician Counterparts - p. 387 16. Goals of Care: Development and Use of the Serious Veterinary Illness Conversation Guide - p. 399 17. The Animal as Patient: Ethology and End-of-Life Care - p. 417 18. Caregiver Burden and Veterinary Client Well-Being - p. 431 19. Section III: Advances and Information to Guide Clinicians - p. 444 20. Advances in Pain Management: Palliative Care Applications - p. 445 21. Common Neurologic Problems: Impact on Patient Welfare, Caregiver Burden and Veterinarian Wellbeing - p. 463 22. Canine Cognitive Dysfunction: Pathophysiology, Diagnosis, and Treatment - p. 477 23. Perspectives on Feeding and Nutrition - p. 501 24. Private Practice Oncology: Viewpoint on End-of-Life Decision-Making - p. 519 25. Palliative Care Services at Home: Viewpoint from a Multidoctor Practice - p. 529 26. An Objective Exploration of Euthanasia and Adverse Events - p. 553 27. The Social Worker: An Essential Hospice and Palliative Team Member - p. 565 28. Brain Awareness and Conflict in Veterinary Medical Practice: What Happens and How to Deal with It - p. 575
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