TRANSFORMING VETERINARIANS INTO INFLUENTIAL ORGANIZATIONAL PARTNERS USING COLLABORATIVE BUSINESS RISK ANALYSIS TO DRIVE ANIMAL WELL-BEING PROGRAMS.

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Tác giả: Deidre K Fontenot, Whitney Greene, Geoffrey W Pye

Ngôn ngữ: eng

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Thông tin xuất bản: United States : Journal of zoo and wildlife medicine : official publication of the American Association of Zoo Veterinarians , 2025

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Bộ sưu tập: NCBI

ID: 694123

 Traditionally, animal preventive medicine programs have been based on reducing health risks to individuals or groups of animals within a zoo or aquarium collection with an emphasis on transmissible pathogens of concern. An alternative risk analysis method of using animal health risks that impact a zoo or aquarium business to drive animal well-being program strategy is suggested. Business risk lenses of value to the individual organization are determined and weighted prior to use for risk analysis. In this example, the lenses used were 1) partial or complete closure of a park, resort, or attraction
  2) damage to brand integrity
  3) disruption to population management
  4) impact on individual animal or population health (the traditional basis of preventive medicine programs)
  and 5) other organizational concerns. Using these five business risks lenses demonstrates a holistic view of the zoo or aquarium business that engages all parts of the organization in understanding and preventing animal health concerns, thus giving animals the best opportunity to thrive. This approach increases risk tolerance in veterinarians, as they are no longer held solely accountable for morbidity and mortality: the responsibility for protecting the health of the animals and the business is more evenly distributed across the organization. With veterinarians demonstrating more tolerance and flexibility, their value increases and they are engaged for greater influence across the organization.
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