Animal healthcare faces a lack of diversity, a situation that permeates throughout U.S. veterinary medicine, affecting both animal welfare and the public.
In March 2025, Wiley Publishing will release a groundbreaking book titled "Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Veterinary Medicine." Written by Christine M. Ellis and edited by Kemba Marshall, this comprehensive guide is now available for pre-order on Amazon.
The book is a timely response to the significant concerns surrounding the impact of poor diversity and equity efforts in the veterinary profession. It is well-known that these issues can negatively affect both the health of animals and the health of the profession itself.
"Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Veterinary Medicine" aims to address these concerns and promote a more inclusive and equitable veterinary profession. The book is written by a diverse set of voices, each contributing their unique perspectives to the discussion.
The book is organized into 26 chapters, each discussing important DEI concepts with actionable advice for veterinary medicine. Each chapter defines specific terms, explains their importance to veterinary medicine, and provides practical examples of how to apply them in the real world.
The chapters in the book are arranged alphabetically from A to Z, making it easy for readers to find and understand the information they need. The book explores the benefits of improved diversity, equity, and inclusion in veterinary medicine for the veterinary patient, client, and caregiver.
The United States, with its large number of pet owners, will undoubtedly benefit from the insights and practical advice provided in this book. It is intended for those who work and live with or love animals, making it an essential resource for the entire veterinary community.
"Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in Veterinary Medicine" will be published on March 11, 2025, with an ISBN of 1394217080. Pre-orders can be placed on Amazon using the following link: Amazon Pre-Order Link.
This book is set to expand the boundaries of DEI into both familiar and novel topics, shedding light on the benefits of a diverse and inclusive veterinary profession for both animals and the profession itself. Don't miss out on this opportunity to contribute to a more equitable future for veterinary medicine. Pre-order your copy today!
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