The Tree Pose Philosophy: Strong Roots (GPs) + Reaching Branches (Specialists)
with Jessica Larson, DVM, DACVIM-SAIM
1 Hour RACE-Approved CE Credit
The Tree Pose Philosophy: Strong Roots (GPs) + Reaching Branches (Specialists)
This course explores how to strengthen the collaboration between primary care veterinarians and specialists to improve patient outcomes. Focusing on consultation strategies, effective communication, and teamwork, it provides practical insights into building strong relationships that enhance care and efficiency across veterinary teams. Ideal for both general practitioners and specialists, this course equips you with the tools to elevate collaborative care in your practice.
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What You'll Take Away From This Lecture:
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Understand the Difference
Learn the distinctions between referral and consultation models to better navigate collaborative care in veterinary medicine.
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Data-Driven Collaboration
Explore essential data points that support effective collaborative care between primary care veterinarians and specialists.
03
Effective Care Strategies
Discover practical strategies and tips for fostering strong, effective relationships between primary care vets and specialists.
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When to Consult
Identify the top clinical scenarios where collaborative consultation leads to the best outcomes for patients and teams.
Meet Your Teacher
Veterinary Internist, Instructor Jessica Larson, DVM, DACVIM-SAIM
A graduate of the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine, she completed a small animal internship at Michigan Veterinary Specialists and a residency at Michigan State University. Board Certified by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, she has extensive experience in private practice, industry education, and mobile specialty care. She currently owns a business providing internal medicine services including consulting, endoscopy, and education. She is certified in Global FAST® ultrasound through FASTVet.com, where she also teaches. An excellent instructor, she emphasizes collaboration among primary and specialty pet care teams.