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Patient Assessment,
Intervention and Documentation for the Veterinary Technician addresses the
methodology used to apply substantive information to real world problems in
the education of veterinary technicians.
Nursing students in human
medicine have long benefited from instruction in the Nursing Process, which
is a method for using critical thinking skills to apply theoretical
knowledge to actual cases.
This text develops a
similar methodology for veterinary technicians, called the "Technician
Practice Model”.
This guide identifies and
describes the various steps in the Technician Practice Model and provides
both instruction and examples on documenting the results of that process.
Particular emphasis is given to developing SOAP notes and Medication
Administration/Order Records (MAOR). |