End of life - supporting the practice team

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Euthanasia brings with it many different responsibilities and considerations for veterinary professionals. Consequently, this common procedure can be difficult and stressful for those performing it. The resources in this collection are aimed at supporting the veterinary team through this process.

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- Euthanasia decision making: a case-based discussion
  BSAVA Affiliate Group Lectures 2021
  
  Author Zoe Belshaw
  
  For many people, making the decision about when to euthanize a pet is the hardest part of their ownership experience. This lecture works through case-based scenarios to illustrate how challenging these decisions can be for both owners and veterinary staff. It highlights recent research and new guidelines that can help support us and our clients before, during and after companion animal euthanasia.
- An ethical decision-making tool for veterinarians to avoid ‘convenience euthanasia’ of companion animals
  BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2020
  
  Author Alice Oven
- Euthanasia and How It Effects Veterinary Nurses Mental Health
  BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2020
  
  Author Elle Payne
- Euthanasia: considerations for canine practice
  BSAVA Manual of Canine Practice
  
  Author Ross Allan
  
  As a vocation, the drive for those entering the veterinary profession is to diagnose illness in animals, successfully treat them and make them well. However, in the course of their training, students become increasingly aware that this is not always possible, nor always practical for the owner. This chapter considers decision-making and consent, preparation for euthanasia, euthanasia techniques, bereavement and after euthanasia.
- Euthanasia support in the practice
  
  Dealing with the stress of performing euthanasia.
  
  Author Jenna Maryniak
  
  Euthanasia often provokes strong emotions and can be a significant source of stress for vets and owners. Jenna Maryniak talks with a vet and a psychologist about how to deal with the responsibility.

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End of life - supporting the practice team

Collection Contents

Euthanasia decision making: a case-based discussion BSAVA Affiliate Group Lectures 2021

An ethical decision-making tool for veterinarians to avoid ‘convenience euthanasia’ of companion animals BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2020

Euthanasia and How It Effects Veterinary Nurses Mental Health BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2020

Euthanasia: considerations for canine practice BSAVA Manual of Canine Practice

Euthanasia support in the practice

Euthanasia decision making: a case-based discussion
BSAVA Affiliate Group Lectures 2021

An ethical decision-making tool for veterinarians to avoid ‘convenience euthanasia’ of companion animals
BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2020

Euthanasia and How It Effects Veterinary Nurses Mental Health
BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2020

Euthanasia: considerations for canine practice
BSAVA Manual of Canine Practice