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Information prescriptions: A tool for veterinary practices

机译:信息处方:兽医实践工具

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The Internet has become a major source of health information and has the potential to offer many benefits for both human and animal health. In order for impact to be positive, however, it is critical that users be able to access reliable, trustworthy information. Although more pet owners are using the Internet to research animal health information than ever before, there remains limited research surrounding their online activities or the ability to influence owners’ online search behaviors. The current study was designed to assess the online behaviors and perceptions of pet owners after receiving either general or topic-specific information prescriptions as part of their veterinary appointment. Results indicate that nearly 60% of clients accessed the suggested websites and nearly all of these clients reported positive feelings about this addition to their veterinary services. These results suggest that offering information prescriptions to clients can facilitate better online searches by clients and positively impact both animal health and client satisfaction.
机译:互联网已经成为健康信息的主要来源,并有可能为人类和动物健康带来许多好处。但是,为了使影响发挥积极作用,至关重要的是,用户必须能够访问可靠,可信赖的信息。尽管宠物主人使用互联网来研究动物健康信息的人数比以往任何时候都多,但围绕其在线活动或影响主人的在线搜索行为能力的研究仍然有限。当前的研究旨在评估在接受常规或主题特定信息处方作为宠物任命的一部分之后,宠物主人的在线行为和看法。结果表明,将近60%的客户访问了建议的网站,并且几乎所有这些客户都对其兽医服务的增加表示了积极的看法。这些结果表明,向客户提供信息处方可以促进客户更好的在线搜索,并对动物健康和客户满意度产生积极影响。

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