Clinical collaboration of GPs and veterinarians in cases of common zoonoses

Expert/s: Sandra Steele
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In this episode:

  • Humans are now living much more closely with animals and this increases the risk of zoonoses
  • The management of ringworm, toxoplasmosis, Q-fever is enhanced by closer GP – veterinarian collaboration and the forming of professional relationships
  • When a GP sees a dog bite, we make sure the patient is treated appropriately, but do we ever think why the dog bit in the first place?

 

Host: Dr David Lim, GP and Medical Educator

Total time: 43 mins

Guest: Sandra Steele, Veterinarian & Clinical Epidemiologist

 

Last Updated: 1 Oct, 2021

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