2018
DOI: 10.2460/javma.253.3.355
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Clients' attitudes toward veterinarians' attire in the small animal emergency medicine setting

Abstract: OBJECTIVE To determine how veterinarians' attire affected clients' perceptions and trust in the small animal emergency medicine setting. DESIGN Cross-sectional study. SAMPLE 154 clients of a 24-hour small animal emergency clinic in a rural location. PROCEDURES A survey was administered to clients in the waiting room over a 1-month period to elicit their impressions of veterinarians' attire in various clinical scenarios and whether that attire would affect their perceptions. Respondents completed the survey aft… Show more

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“…Possible reasons for these different results include the geographic location and the type of practice. Our practice is in a midsized Midwestern town (Madison, WI), as opposed to a rural location in the Sugerman- McGiffin et al (Sugerman-McGiffin et al, 2018) study or a suburban setting (Irvine, CA) as in the Robb et al ((Robb et al, 2019) study. Our practice is also a primarily referral practice in an academic setting, rather than a private specialty practice or private emergency clinic.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Possible reasons for these different results include the geographic location and the type of practice. Our practice is in a midsized Midwestern town (Madison, WI), as opposed to a rural location in the Sugerman- McGiffin et al (Sugerman-McGiffin et al, 2018) study or a suburban setting (Irvine, CA) as in the Robb et al ((Robb et al, 2019) study. Our practice is also a primarily referral practice in an academic setting, rather than a private specialty practice or private emergency clinic.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Se aplicaron dos tipos de encuestas diferenciadas para tutores y médicos veterinarios, utilizando para los primeros el cuestionario propuesto por (Sugerman-McGiffin et al, 2018) y (Robb et al 2019). En tanto que para los médicos veterinarios se desarrolló un nuevo cuestionario basados en los trabajos anteriormente mencionados, una vez obtenida la encuesta esta fue aplicada a los tutores o tenedores responsables de mascotas, así como médicos veterinarios del Distrito Metropolitano de Quito de forma aleatoria.…”
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“…En la preferencia de la vestimenta para las médicas veterinarias, fue que en general la vestimenta tanto tutores y tutoras sea de la vestimenta quirúrgica (tabla 3, 5), pero para para las tutoras la vestimenta profesional, mientras Sugerman-McGiffin et al (2018), se encontraba la vestimenta No hay preferencia, seguido de la clínica o quirúrgica; de lo reportado por (Jennings et al, 2019), el uso de la vestimenta clínica por las médicas en medicina humana se las consideraba con más confianza, seguridad, verdad, éxito quirúrgico. De la preferencia los tutores pertenecientes a la comunidad LGTBIQ+ que era la vestimenta de negocios.…”
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