Hennis C
Tijdschr Diergeneeskd. 1984 Feb 1;109(3):76-80.
Alterations in agriculture have resulted in a large number of changes confronting the veterinary practitioner engaged in large animal practice. These alterations are continuing at an increased rate. Preventive medicine and herd health programmes are making steady progress and providing a powerful stimulus to veterinary practice. Compulsory post-graduate education and some degree of specialization would appear to be inescapable for practitioners. A number of laws are in slow process of formation. Standards to be imposed on drugs as well as on those dispensing and those using them are being discussed. Channelling and registration of drugs will have consequences. It is to be hoped that modern practitioners will be able to cope with these.
农业领域的变革给从事大动物医疗业务的兽医带来了诸多变化。这些变革正在加速持续进行。预防医学和畜群健康计划正稳步推进，并为兽医业务提供了强大动力。对于从业者而言，强制研究生教育和一定程度的专业化似乎是不可避免的。一些法律正在缓慢制定过程中。关于药品以及药品销售者和使用者的强制标准正在讨论中。药品的渠道管理和注册将会产生影响。希望现代从业者能够应对这些情况。
