Management of atopic dermatitis. Part 2: the role of the veterinary nurse

Dermatology-focused nurse clinics offer veterinary nurses an excellent opportunity to significantly improve the quality of life for patients and caregivers involved in managing chronic skin conditions. By running these clinics, veterinary nurses can use their skill set, while also learning and developing new skills which will increase engagement, job satisfaction and retention. Developing nurse clinics will help streamline the time management of a busy first opinion clinic, with all members of staff engaged and motivated. With the right knowledge and understanding, veterinary nurses are well-positioned to dedicate the time needed to explore a patient's history, address caregiver concerns and provide tailored advice on ongoing care. Clinical skills, such as skin sample collection and assessment, are vital to any skin case workflow.

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The Veterinary Nurse
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.12968/vetn.2025.0015
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Veterinary Practice and Education Studies
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Management of atopic dermatitis. Part 2: the role of the veterinary nurse

Debbie Gow, Debbie Morland
The Veterinary Nurse
Veterinary Practice and Education Studies
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Management of atopic dermatitis. Part 2: the role of the veterinary nurse

Debbie Gow, Debbie Morland
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Abstract

Dermatology-focused nurse clinics offer veterinary nurses an excellent opportunity to significantly improve the quality of life for patients and caregivers involved in managing chronic skin conditions. By running these clinics, veterinary nurses can use their skill set, while also learning and developing new skills which will increase engagement, job satisfaction and retention. Developing nurse clinics will help streamline the time management of a busy first opinion clinic, with all members of staff engaged and motivated. With the right knowledge and understanding, veterinary nurses are well-positioned to dedicate the time needed to explore a patient's history, address caregiver concerns and provide tailored advice on ongoing care. Clinical skills, such as skin sample collection and assessment, are vital to any skin case workflow.

The Veterinary NurseVol. 16(Sup2a)
Carolina Veterinary Specialists (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 93%
Veterinary Practice and Education Studies
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