Anne Quain

Senior Lecturer

University of Sydney

Australia

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Anne Quain is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Sydney in Australia. Her research primarily focuses on veterinary practices and animal welfare, including studies on emesis in pets, heat-related illnesses in dogs, and perceptions of veterinarians regarding workforce shortages. She has contributed to significant articles analyzing various aspects of animal care and safety, particularly in the context of Australian conditions and environments.

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Articles (18)

Inducing emesis in Australian dogs and cats: agents, adverse effects and antiemetic administration

Feeling the heat: associations among daily ambient temperatures, extreme heat days and risk mortality in Australian dogs from New South Wales (1997–2017)

Categorising reported errors and incidents from morbidity and mortality meetings (M&Ms) in a small animal multi‐specialty veterinary teaching hospital

‘It’s Already Hard and It’s Nearing Impossible’: A Thematic Analysis of Submissions by Rural Veterinarians to the NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into the Veterinary Workforce Shortage

A survey investigating owner perceptions and management of firework‐associated fear in dogs in the Greater Sydney area

Comparison of Reported Fatalities, Falls and Injuries in Thoroughbred Horse Jumps and Flat Races in the 2022 and 2023 Jumps Race Seasons in Victoria, Australia

Euthanasia of Dogs by Australian Veterinarians: A Survey of Current Practices

Behaviours Expressed by Rodeo Calves during Different Phases of Roping

Incidence and risk factors of heat‐related illness in dogs from New South Wales, Australia (1997–2017)

Euthanasia of Cats by Australian Veterinarians: A Survey of Current Practices

“There Was a Sense That Our Load Had Been Lightened”: Evaluating Outcomes of Virtual Ethics Rounds for Veterinary Team Members

Sickness presenteeism associated with influenza‐like illness in veterinarians working in New South Wales: Results of a state‐wide survey

Low and No-Contact Euthanasia: Associated Ethical Challenges Experienced by Veterinary Team Members during the Early Months of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Communication challenges experienced by veterinary professionals during the COVID‐19 pandemic

What Would You Do? Types of Ethical Challenging Situations Depicted in Vignettes Published in the Veterinary Literature from 1990 to 2020

Risk Factors Associated With Increased Ethically Challenging Situations Encountered by Veterinary Team Members During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Ethical Challenges Posed by Advanced Veterinary Care in Companion Animal Veterinary Practice

The Gift: Ethically Indicated Euthanasia in Companion Animal Practice

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Michael P. Ward

Ivan Hanigan

Siobhan Mullan

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