Practical Clinical Epidemiology for the Veterinarian

Veterinary Clinical Epidemiology

Practical Clinical Epidemiology for the Veterinarian by Aurora Villarroel presents the fundamental principles of epidemiology within the context of everyday veterinary clinical practice. It explains how epidemiological concepts can be applied to real clinical problems using practical examples and cases involving multiple animal species, with particular emphasis on small animal and equine medicine. The book uses an accessible approach supported by graphs, flowcharts, and tables, making complex concepts easier to understand and apply in veterinary practice.

Key Features:

• Practical approach to clinical epidemiology for veterinarians
• Connects epidemiological principles with everyday clinical problems
• Covers cases across multiple animal species
• Emphasis on small animal and equine medicine
• Clear explanations supported by graphs, flowcharts, and tables
• Includes exercises for study and review through a companion website
• Useful for veterinary students and practicing veterinarians