E Breines, T Avi-Itzhak
Pragmatic learning and media courses at New York University
The American journal of occupational therapy : official publication of the American Occupational Therapy Association
registered equine veterinary nurses revns typically provide clientfacing services better utilising revn skills could help address workforce shortages improve morale benefit patient health aim study explore horse owner perceptions revn roles online crosssectional survey horse owners gathered data understanding revn roles experiences revns openness revn services perceived facilitators barriers services participants recruited via practices social media snowball sampling descriptive analysis quantitative data manifest content analysis qualitative data conducted three hundred fortyseven useable responses received eightyone percent 282347 heard term revn talked positively experiences revns eightyseven percent 285326 open revn visiting horse direction veterinary surgeon 90 extremely somewhat comfortable revn visits bandaging suture removal unclear closely respondents perceptions reflect wider uk horse owner population horse owners appear open nursing services key procedures bandaging potential starting point understanding career goals individual nurses needs practice key successful implementation services