Routinization of Practice and Service Range: The Case of the Veterinary Practitioner.

Snizek, William E.; And Others

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ERIC Number: EJ160644

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Publication Date: 1977

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Routinization of Practice and Service Range: The Case of the Veterinary Practitioner

Snizek, William E.; And Others

Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 4, 2, 85-91, Spr 77

In view of the continuing need for and scarcity of large animal veterinary care in rural areas, this study tried to delineate those factors that delimit veterinary services. The problem was found largely to be tied to the practitioner's unwillingness to leave his office due to economics, professional dedication, and maintenance of professional image. (LBH)

Descriptors: Animal Husbandry, Geographic Distribution, Higher Education, Medical Services, Professional Education, Professional Occupations, Professional Recognition, Rural Areas, Status, Veterinary Medicine

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