D Abhijeet Faye, Rahul Tadke, Sushil Gawande, H Sudhir Bhave, Vivek Chintaman Kirpekar, Anirban Chatterjee, Yashika Nathani, Deepika Singh
Comparison of cognition and alexithymia in patients of schizophrenia with and without comorbid alcohol use: A cross-sectional exploratory study
Industrial psychiatry journal
globally farmers increasingly encouraged use technologies consequently veterinarians often use farm data technologies provide farmers advice yet studies sought understand veterinarians perceptions data technologies farms aim study understand veterinarians experiences opinions data technology beef dairy farms online qualitative survey conducted convenience sample 36 24 veterinarians united kingdom ireland respectively data analysed using reflexive thematic analysis generate four themes 1 improving veterinary advice data 2 ensuring stock person skills retained 3 longevity technology 4 solving social problems farms show technologies data make veterinarians feel confident advice give farmers however quality quantity data collected cattle farms highly variable furthermore veterinarians concerned farmers become overreliant technologies using stockperson skills herd sizes increase technologies help improve working conditions farms multiple employees various skillsets veterinarians would like innovations help demonstrate competence influence farmers behaviour ensure sustainability beef dairy industries