Title: 2015 ACVIM Forum Research Abstract Program Document date: 2015_5_27
ID: 3pnuj5ru_948
Snippet: These results suggest that blanketing does not affect the ability of mature horses at pasture to synthesise vitamin D 3 in skin and diet is an important factor influencing serum vitamin D concentrations in horses. When an equine patient is referred, the veterinary healthcare team extends from the primary care veterinarian and their clinic to include the specialists and staff at the referral center. This increases the complexity of the communicati.....
Document: These results suggest that blanketing does not affect the ability of mature horses at pasture to synthesise vitamin D 3 in skin and diet is an important factor influencing serum vitamin D concentrations in horses. When an equine patient is referred, the veterinary healthcare team extends from the primary care veterinarian and their clinic to include the specialists and staff at the referral center. This increases the complexity of the communication among individuals and of integrating the work of both teams. The objective of this study was to explore referring veterinarians' expectations of equine veterinary specialists and equine referral centers. Six focus groups with equine referring veterinarians (n = 48) were con-ducted and the conversations were analyzed using thematic analysis, a recognized form of qualitative research.
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