Posting Clinical Cases

RE: Posting Clinical Cases

Martin Atkinson — Fri, 04 May 2018 10:01:54 GMT

I don't ask the client for permission, it is anonymous after all, but I do occasionally tell them I'm going to do it and explain what an amazing resource it is with multiple second opinions and free consultant advice so potentially saving them money. They like that.

There is no such thing a stupid question, occasionally stupid replies! IME everyone else wants to ask but are scared to in case others think they're stupid so they're happy when someone does it for them.

If I was going to employ you Neil I would be more likely to because you've taken the time to ask for advise instead of muddling on.

RE: Posting Clinical Cases

Julie Innes — Thu, 03 May 2018 20:56:34 GMT

Definitely! On occasions I have asked for (and got really good!) Advice on here, clients have been delighted that I have gone to the effort to ask others, and I don't feel I have ever been made to look stupid. It is a fabulous resource and one of the main reasons I am here!

RE: Posting Clinical Cases

Jill Butterworth — Thu, 03 May 2018 20:01:30 GMT

Great idea. Clients don't usually mind as they feel they are getting more vets for the price of one ;)

RE: Posting Clinical Cases

KathW — Thu, 03 May 2018 16:56:04 GMT

I agree and enjoy the input others give on clinical cases.

My latest case that I asked advice about on this forum (oral lesion in a nurses cat) is due back in tomorrow for follow up radiographs and I was already planning to post the follow up photographs and radiographs.