Effective infection control (IC) provides a safe environment for staff, clients and animals of
veterinary practices by reducing the risk of nosocomial and zoonotic infections, which are …

Canine vector-borne diseases (CVBDs) comprise a diverse group of viral, bacterial,
protozoal, and helminth pathogens, transmitted predominantly by ticks and fleas, and cause …

This article contributes to the literature on One Health and public health ethics by expanding
the principle of solidarity. We conceptualise solidarity to encompass not only practices …

1. OBJECTIVES Within the context of a comprehensive employee safety and health
program, the objectives of the compendium are to address infection prevention and control …

A better understanding of veterinary students' perceptions, attitudes, and knowledge about
antimicrobial stewardship and biosecurity could facilitate more effective education of future …

There is a growing risk to the health and productivity of the Illinois and United States swine
population from foreign and endemic infectious diseases. Effective on-farm biosecurity …

Q fever, caused by Coxiella burnetii, is a serious zoonotic disease in humans with a
worldwide distribution. Many species of animals are capable of transmitting C. burnetii, and …

General medical practitioners (GPs) and veterinarians have different but complementary
knowledge and skills, with potential to enhance clinical management of zoonoses in human …

Background Veterinarians may encounter a variety of zoonotic pathogens in their work.
Methods We conducted two cross-sectional questionnaire studies among veterinarians in …

Background Managing risk effectively within small animal veterinary practice is integral for
staff, patient and client safety. Veterinary personnel are exposed to many risks, including …