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Role Development in Professional Nursing Practice
by Kathleen MastersRole Development in Professional Nursing Practice continues to serve as a clear and concise road map for pre-licensure nursing students on their journey to becoming a professional nurse. Well-written and engaging, Kathy Masters starts with the foundational concepts that help professional nurses thrive and seamlessly progresses into issues directly related to patient-centered care, including quality and safety, evidence-based practice, leadership, teamwork and collaboration, and ethical and legal issues. Through theory, classroom activities, case studies, and engaging learning resources, Role Development in Professional Nursing Practice, Seventh Edition provides students with the knowledge and competencies that they need for a successful nursing career.
Romans Through the Centuries (Wiley Blackwell Bible Commentaries)
by Paul S. FiddesPresents a theological, literary, and cultural reading of Romans across the centuries of Christian thought Romans Through the Centuries offers a groundbreaking commentary that invites readers to engage with the Apostle Paul's letter not only as a theological text but also as a dynamic and evolving voice that resonates across history and culture. In a format that reflects the complexity of both the letter itself and its enduring legacy, Paul S. Fiddes divides each passage into three distinct yet interconnected lenses: Paul's own speaking voice as he dictated the letter, the rich tradition of its interpretation through major historical epochs, and its influence on literature, visual art, and socio-political thought. This commentary is distinctive in tracing Paul's argument as a “mind in motion,” acknowledging the oral nature of the letter's composition and offering a literary reading that takes seriously the nuances of thought developed in conversation. Fiddes brings theological voices from early Christianity, the medieval West, the Reformation, and contemporary global scholarship into dialogue, providing a comprehensive reception history without overshadowing Paul's original voice. In its final movement, the commentary broadens further, illuminating how Romans has shaped the cultural imagination beyond ecclesial contexts. A flexible and deeply informed guide to Paul's most influential letter, Romans Through the Centuries: Integrates literary analysis with theological exegesis, treating Paul's letter as an evolving, spoken argument Provides readers with flexible entry points to focus on theological development, historical context, or cultural relevance Features a wide-ranging reception history from Patristic writers to twenty-first-century global scholars Includes cultural case studies in literature, visual art, and political discourse influenced by Romans Incorporates the most current scholarship on Romans and critically engages with alternative readings Part of the acclaimed Wiley Blackwell Bible Commentaries series, Romans Through the Centuries is an essential resource for those seeking to understand the layered legacy of Romans through theological inquiry, literary insight, and historical perspectives. It is well-suited for undergraduate and postgraduate courses in New Testament studies, Pauline theology, and the cultural reception of Scripture, and serves as a valuable resource for clergy, scholars, and advanced students engaged in research.
Ronald Acuña Jr.
by Matt ChandlerIn 2018, Ronald Acuña Jr. made his MLB debut. He was the youngest player in the league. He had multiple setbacks that season, but he still won the National League Rookie of the Year award. With his speed, explosive hitting ability, and incredible defense in the outfield, Acuña has continued to set records and win awards every season. From his childhood in Venezuela to his rise to baseball stardom, learn all about Acuña’s life and career. This biography showcases how dedication and hard work can make dreams come true.
Rosie and the Race Toward Freedom
by Dolores AndralThe year is 1850 and the Underground Railroad is providing the enslaved with a precious path to freedom! Twelve-year-old Rosie is enslaved with her young brother and mother on a plantation in Virginia. One day, a secret message from her father arrives. He has found freedom in the North, and it’s time for them to join him. Soon, Rosie is part of a small group that uses the cover of night to make their escape. But the paths they travel are riddled with danger—and patrollers are hot on their heels. Will Rosie and her family find their way to freedom on the Underground Railroad?
Routledge Companion to Jia Pingwa (Chinese Literature Series from a Global Perspective)
by Chen Xiaoming and Zhang XiaoqinThis edited volume brings together global perspectives on the works of Jia Pingwa (1952–), one of the most important writers of contemporary China. It aims to promote dialogue on contemporary Chinese literature between the Chinese- and English-speaking academic communities.By examining Jia Pingwa’s work and related research from a global perspective, this collection offers in-depth analyses of his individual texts and a comprehensive review of his creative journey. The book covers research overview, studies within China, and international influence. The contents span from biographical information to detailed analyses of his various works, examining his literary style, themes, and cultural impact. It presents a concentrated view of Jia Pingwa studies since the New Era and provides a framework for situating, reflecting upon, and understanding the development of contemporary Chinese literature in a global context.The Companion will be essential reading for students and scholars of Chinese studies and contemporary Chinese literature, as well as readers interested in Jia Pingwa’s work.
Routledge Handbook of Autocratization in Southeast Asia
by Edited by Netina Tan and Yuko KasuyaThe Routledge Handbook of Autocratization in Southeast Asia examines how global and domestic forces of autocratization affect regional and local politics. It analyzes how the interactions of international and domestic factors affect actors and institutions in both democracies and autocracies in the region.Bringing together a representative slate of both local and international, junior and senior scholars of different methodological backgrounds, this Handbook cross-examines regional trends and provides an insider view of the causes and effects of autocratization in a region with diverse experiences with de-colonization, state-building, and economic and political developments. The 28 chapters are organized into three sections. Part I examines a range of structural, international, socio-political, technological, and ideological causal factors of autocratization. Part II offers a comparative analysis of the consequences of autocratization on key actors and democratic institutions. Part III provides a more detailed study of autocratic consolidation and pushback in each country in Southeast Asia. Taking into account structural-historical, institutional, and cultural factors, the contributors analyze how domestic actors and democratic institutions withstand the global forces of autocratization.This Handbook fills empirical gaps in the current scholarship by focusing on all nation-states in the Association of Southeast Asia Nations and Timor-Leste, varied regime types with diverse socio-religious backgrounds. It is the first authoritative reference work dedicated to Southeast Asia’s autocratization and will be an indispensable reference work for academics and policymakers interested in democracy and autocracy, regime transition, and Southeast Asian politics.
Routledge Handbook of Chinese Media
by Ming-Yeh T. Rawnsley, Yiben Ma and Gary D. RawnsleyThe new, second edition of this successful Handbook explores the growing and evolving field of Chinese media, offering a window through which to observe multi-directional flows of information, culture and communications within the contexts of globalisation and regionalisation.Bringing together the research of an international and interdisciplinary team providing expert analysis of the media in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Macau, as well as among other Chinese communities, this new edition: Highlights how new social, economic and political forces have emerged to challenge the production and consumption of media outputs Reveals how the growing prevalence of social media, such as WeChat and TikTok, continues to blur the boundary between online and offline, allowing state institutions to interfere in the lives of their users and civil societies to mobilise and articulate their interests and grievances Outlines how the development of new communications technologies and their use by political and economic actors, journalists, civil societies and diaspora communities contribute to the complex multi-directional flow of information, culture and communications in the twenty-first century Contributing to the growing and evolving field of Chinese media studies, this Handbook is an essential and comprehensive reference work for students of all levels and scholars in the fields of Chinese Studies and Media Studies.
Ruff Day
by Steven ScottSawyer’s plan to help his sister Stacey conquer her fear of spiders backfires when he shape-shifts into one—only to get chased by the family cat and nearly squashed! Things get even wilder when he turns into a dog and is mistaken for a stray. Captured by the dogcatcher, Sawyer must think fast (and shift even faster) to free himself and a group of caged pups. Can Sawyer use his powers to save the day, or is he stuck in the doghouse for good? With hilarious twists, vibrant illustrations, and plenty of action, this graphic novel is perfect for reluctant or struggling readers.
Rulemaking: The Creation of Law and Policy by Government Agencies (Public Administration and Public Policy)
by Scott R. Furlong Cornelius M. KerwinRulemaking refines, and in some instances defines, the mission of every government agency and affects the lives and activities of all citizens and often non-citizens. It provides directions and content for budgeting, program implementation, procurement, personnel management, dispute resolution, and other important government activities. In this substantially updated sixth edition, authors Kerwin and Furlong continue to offer the most comprehensive and accessible exploration of the most critical source of law and policy in the United States today. As they demonstrate, anyone interested in developing a sophisticated understanding of the operation of our political system or any aspect of the public policy process must develop a working knowledge of rulemaking. New to the sixth edition: New examples and case studies incorporated throughout the text, including a thorough examination of West Virginia v. EPA to introduce the concept of rulemaking New material that updates coverage of the Trump I and Biden presidencies, as well as the landmark Supreme Court decision in Loper Industries v. Raimondo that repudiates the Chevron Doctrine and calls for greater direction from Congress in delegations of rulemaking authority A significantly reformulated chapter on Measures of Rulemaking Success from a policy analysis perspective with discussion on efficiency, effectiveness, equity, and more. It also addresses expectations that various stakeholders have for rulemaking, including quality, volume, timeliness, effectiveness, efficiency, and equity Additional analysis of the use of alternatives to conventional rulemaking, including executive orders and related presidential communications and guidance documents of various sorts exploring the positive and negative effects of executive orders and presidential memoranda, guidance documents, technical corrections, and so-called “Dear Colleague” letters An entirely new chapter, Information, that focuses on the different forms of information agencies need to write rules. The categories include information on the law, policy, implementation, impact, public participation, and management. In addition to defining and distinguishing these types, the authors cover the sources agencies rely on to secure each type of information A significantly reformulated concluding chapter that continues to develop a theory of rulemaking and considers the influences on rulemaking and serious attempts at rulemaking reform from scholars, organizations, and institutions whose mission is the advancement of better government The breadth of the authors’ approach makes Rulemaking an essential primary text for advanced undergraduate and graduate courses on public policy, public administration, and political science. It also serves as an important supplementary text for related courses in schools of law and business.
Rules
by Laura StickneyThere are rules for driving cars, playing games, and even being at school. Beginning readers hone their phonics skills while learning about the importance of following rules in everyday life. As readers practice decoding words with silent e and the trigraph dge, they gain nonfiction knowledge. Every Stairway Decodables book combines multiple aspects of the Science of Reading to support small group instruction, independent reading, and reading practice at home.
Russia's Long Twentieth Century: Voices, Memories, Contested Perspectives
by Choi Chatterjee Lisa A. Kirschenbaum Deborah A. FieldCovering the sweep of Russian history from empire to Soviet Union to post-Soviet state, this new edition of Russia's Long Twentieth Century is an accessible textbook that encourages students to start a lively conversation with Russia’s storied past.Chronologically organized, the book moves beyond the traditional Cold War framework, situating Russian history within world history. It covers topics including state power, political ideology, economic change, and foreign policy, highlighting the perspectives of “ordinary” people and exploring the impacts of race, ethnicity, nationality, gender, and generation on historical experience. Taking an inquiry-based approach, the authors show how scholars diverge sharply in their understanding of key events, historical processes, and personalities. Each chapter contains a selection of primary sources and discussion questions, engaging with the voices and experiences of diverse Soviet citizens and familiarizing students with the techniques of source criticism. The second edition features expanded coverage of the non-Russian regions of the Russian empire and the Soviet Union, adding new sections on Ukraine in particular. To help students navigate the book, the new edition also includes a timeline of key events and people, and a glossary.With a variety of learning tools, maps, and images, this volume is an essential introduction to twentieth-century Russian history.
Russian Warfare in the 21st Century: An Incentive-Opportunity Intervention Model (Routledge Studies in Security and Conflict Management)
by Dani BeloThis book provides a comprehensive analysis of Russia's foreign policy in gray zone conflicts, with a particular focus on its interventions in Ukraine.Challenging conventional views, the book contends that Russia's use of varied gray zone tactics is influenced by both system-level incentives and domestic-level opportunities, which are integrated here into the Incentive-Opportunity Intervention (IOI) Model. The book examines case studies including Abkhazia, Crimea, Odesa, Kharkiv, and the Donbas, demonstrating how local ethnic-based movements and perceptions of regional retreat shape Moscow's coercive strategies. It highlights the reactive nature of Russia's tactics, driven by perceived threats to its protector role, and the significant role of ethnic and political dynamics in the region. The study underscores the importance of understanding these motivations for effective conflict resolution and suggests that protecting minority rights could mitigate such interventions. Policy recommendations emphasize the need for nuanced approaches that address both geopolitical and local dynamics. Ultimately, the book calls for future research to apply the IOI Model to other great powers, enhance the generalizability and applicability of the findings, and highlight the potential for multilateral coordination in promoting minority rights as a strategy for conflict prevention.This book will be of much interest to students and policy practitioners working on Russian foreign policy, international security, Eastern European politics, and International Relations
SEL Muscle Mastery: Six Tools for Building Resilience and Connection in Schools and Communities
by Lori Woodley-LangendorffSocial emotional literacy is for everyone! Adults are tasked with teaching social emotional literacy (SEL), including skills like curiosity, respect, and problem-solving, but too often we fail to acknowledge or tend to our own well-being. In SEL Muscle Mastery, you will discover six SEL Muscles™ that, when strengthened and flexed with skill, support our own emotional balance and are key to building resilient and joyful environments where we can effectively teach and kids can sustainably learn. Inside this transformative guidebook, you′ll discover: A framework for managing student behavior and classroom dynamics, finding personal fulfillment, and supporting the whole child Reflection prompts for readers to use to consider what is present in the moment and what is possible in the future Links to videos and an open-access curriculum Exercises, stories, and examples for teachers, caregivers, and community members In this beautifully illustrated book, Lori Woodley-Langendorff, a former school counselor and award-winning film producer and educational consultant, presents a powerful new toolkit to enhance your ability to navigate difficult circumstances with greater ease and joy, both in and out of the classroom.
SEL Muscle Mastery: Six Tools for Building Resilience and Connection in Schools and Communities
by Lori Woodley-LangendorffSocial emotional literacy is for everyone! Adults are tasked with teaching social emotional literacy (SEL), including skills like curiosity, respect, and problem-solving, but too often we fail to acknowledge or tend to our own well-being. In SEL Muscle Mastery, you will discover six SEL Muscles™ that, when strengthened and flexed with skill, support our own emotional balance and are key to building resilient and joyful environments where we can effectively teach and kids can sustainably learn. Inside this transformative guidebook, you′ll discover: A framework for managing student behavior and classroom dynamics, finding personal fulfillment, and supporting the whole child Reflection prompts for readers to use to consider what is present in the moment and what is possible in the future Links to videos and an open-access curriculum Exercises, stories, and examples for teachers, caregivers, and community members In this beautifully illustrated book, Lori Woodley-Langendorff, a former school counselor and award-winning film producer and educational consultant, presents a powerful new toolkit to enhance your ability to navigate difficult circumstances with greater ease and joy, both in and out of the classroom.
STEM Learning in Extended Reality: Research, Design, and Examples (Synthesis Lectures on Engineering, Science, and Technology)
by Ferdinand RiveraThis book synthesizes findings from recent and ongoing research on the use of Extended Reality (XR) to support learning of STEM content. XR is slowly being introduced in classrooms due to significant changes in XR technology. These tools were historically costly, unfriendly, and developed only for gamers. Today, XR tools are able to enhance students’ immersive experiences in such settings. In classrooms, in particular, they provide learners with an opportunity to manipulate abstract objects as if they are physical objects. The book begins with an extensive and detailed description and evaluation of the impact of various XR interventions on learning and engagement in STEM classrooms. The author then concludes with theoretical frameworks for investigating learning in computer- immersive contexts and practical implications for effectively using XR tools to learn STEM.
Sanctuary School: Innovating to Empower Immigrant Youth
by Chandler Patton MirandaA compassionate examination of a topic of urgent concern in US education
Schneider's Introduction to Public Health with Navigate Advantage Access
by Jessica Kruger Andy Moralez C. Eduardo SiqueiraOffering a thorough, accessible and lively overview of public health for students new to the field, Schneider’s Introduction to Public Health offers a broad-reaching, practical framework for understanding the forces and organizations of public health today. Through engaging, nontechnical language, illustrative real-world examples, and the current political, economic, and cultural news of the day, students gain a clear understanding of the scope of today's public health problems and possible solutions. Building on Mary-Jane Schneider’s engaging and easy-to-read narrative approach, new author team Kruger, Moralez, and Siqueira draw on their diverse perspectives for the Seventh Edition to bring a greater focus on the social determinants of health, ecological approach, and life course experiences as a framework to understand public health in the 21st century.
School Consultation in a Global Context: Theory, Research, and Practice for School Psychologists (Consultation, Supervision, and Professional Learning in School Psychology Series)
by Colleen R. O'NealSchool Consultation in a Global Context provides theoretical foundations, empirical research, lessons learned, and implications for practice in school consultation across distinct cultures and national borders. School psychologists have new opportunities to leverage existing and innovative frameworks, research methods, and advocacy supports to provide effective service for culturally diverse populations globally, including refugees. Driven by liberatory, participant-centered interventions and research designs, this book is an essential resource for building long-term global school consultation partnerships and reaching successful outcomes. School psychology researchers and practitioners will be well-prepared by this collaborative approach to global school consultation partnership development, training, intervention implementation and evaluation, tele-consultation, grant funding, theories, formative and effectiveness research, and more across international contexts.
School-to-School Collaboration Enhancing Teaching: Bridging the Education Divide in China (Education and Society in China)
by Guangbao FangIn an era where educational disparity poses a significant challenge, this book explores the transformative power of school-to-school collaboration through the development of the Education Group in China.The chapters cover one of the critical forms of school-to-school collaboration in China, the Education Group, which was adopted to address the educational gaps among schools and between regions. Through an in-depth case study of education groups, the book unveils how these collaborations serve as a strategic tool to enhance teaching quality and bridge the education divide. With a focus on the intricacies of implementation, strategies, and the multifaceted impacts on teachers, the case study offers a comprehensive look into the mechanics and outcomes of educational groups in China. With special attention paid to this form of school-to-school collaboration, the book debates how it influences teachers in China, applying both the organisational neo-institutionalism theory and the network governance theory to assess the developing trajectory of the education group in China and investigate its impact on teachers.This book is an essential resource for academics and students in the field of educational sciences who are interested in the impact of policy and collaboration on teaching quality. It is also a viable resource for teachers and school leaders looking for actionable strategies to enhance collaborative efforts.
Science, Engineering Management and Information Technology: 4th International Conference, SEMIT 2024, Ankara, Turkey, September 12–13, 2024, Proceedings (Communications in Computer and Information Science #2444)
by Gerhard-Wilhelm Weber Alexandre Dolgui Zohreh Molamohamadi Erfan Babaee Tirkolaee Babek Erdebilli A. MirzazadehThis book constitutes selected papers presented at the the 4th International Conference on Science, Engineering Management and Information Technology, SEMIT 2024, held in Ankara, Turkey, during September 12–13, 2024. The 27 full papers included in this book were carefully reviewed and selected from 123 submissions. These papers were organized in the following topical sections: Advances of AI/ML and Optimization in IT and Engineering; Novel AI Techniques in Healthcare and Medicine; Digital Technologies for Customer Service Orientation and Social Sustainability; Applications of AI/ML/DL in Traffic and Transportation Engineering.
Scientific Research and Methodology: An Introduction to Quantitative Research and Statistics
by Peter K. DunnThis textbook is designed for teaching quantitative research in the scientific, health and engineering disciplines at first-year undergraduate level, with an emphasis on statistics. It covers the research process, including asking research questions, research design, data collection, summarising data, analysis and communication. Many real journal articles are used throughout the text as examples that demonstrate the use of the techniques.Students are introduced to statistics as a method for answering questions. Descriptive research questions lead to analysis of single proportions and means. Repeated-measures research questions are answered using paired quantitative data. Relational research questions compare proportions, odds and means in different groups. Correlational research questions are studied using correlation and regression techniques.Statistical topics include numerical summary methods (such as means, odds ratios and identification of outliers), graphing (such as histograms, case-profile plots and scatterplots), confidence intervals and hypothesis testing. Emphasis is placed on understanding and concepts; while calculations are shown in simple situations, they are deferred to software when the computations become tedious and disruptive to understanding.Almost every dataset used is a real dataset, and is available online or in an associated R package SRMData. Software output is often used when calculations become onerous. The output is sufficiently generic that the book can be used in conjunction with any statistical software.
Securing Talent: Building and Retaining High-Performance Cybersecurity Teams (Security, Audit and Leadership Series)
by Kevin Lynn McLaughlinSecuring Talent: Building and Retaining High-Performance Cybersecurity Teams by Dr. Kevin Lynn McLaughlin offers a comprehensive and insightful exploration into the critical role culture plays in the cybersecurity field.Dr. McLaughlin, drawing from his extensive experience in cybersecurity leadership and risk management, addresses the acute shortage of cybersecurity professionals and underscores the importance of a supportive work environment in attracting and retaining top talent. The book begins with a personal anecdote illustrating the significant impact of organizational culture on employee engagement and leadership development. It then delves into the global scarcity of cybersecurity professionals, intensified by the increasing complexity of cyber threats and rapid technological advancements. This shortage poses a considerable risk to organizations across industries, making them vulnerable to data breaches, reputational damage, and significant economic losses. Dr. McLaughlin emphasizes the necessity of creating a positive and rewarding workplace environment to not only attract but also retain skilled professionals.The book discusses various factors contributing to the lack of qualified individuals in the field, such as inadequate investment in cybersecurity education and limited opportunities for skill development. Dr. McLaughlin argues that the high-stress nature of cybersecurity work, demanding long hours and intense focus, can deter potential talent. He advocates for investment in training programs, cultivation of the next generation of cybersecurity experts, and the creation of a workplace culture conducive to professional growth and satisfaction.
Seeking Societal Symbiosis for the Sustainable Use of Materials
by Mark Everard‘Crucially, this book bridges a gap in our understanding of how different societal sectors can be united to define roles, identify shared interests and devise strategies that complement progress towards more sustainable material use.This message will be of particular interest to the chemical industry as it seeksnew pathways towards a cyclical economy.’ – Dr Simon Vandestadt, Director, Senior Executive and Researcher, Specialist in peace, conflict and sustainability, Pacific and Papua New GuineaWe live in a material world – one with a rising population dependent upon a base of natural resources that is already seriously depleted and declining rapidly. This book considers the societal use of materials: historically, in the less-than-optimal present and aspirationally as a central thread in addressing wider sustainable development challenges. It accounts for linked chemical, physical and socio-economic consequences right through value chains, from raw material extraction through manufacture and use and onwards to post-use.The author, Mark Everard, proposes that the four principal societal sectors – business, government, civil society organisations and knowledge-providers – though often currently dissipating effort by working antagonistically, can optimally work symbiotically around co-created and consensual long-term sustainability goals to accelerate necessary progress. Practical examples of ‘baby steps’ towards constructive collaboration within and between societal sectors are recognised, and lessons are drawn for how they can shape more committed and intentional collaboration for sustainable development.Seeking Societal Symbiosis touches upon many aspects of science – from chemistry, chemical engineering and material science, through to construction/built environment, sustainability, regulatory science, resources economics and social science. It will be valuable reading for industry managers and executives, the European Commission and MEPs, other national regulators and legislators, university students and lecturers, and NGOs.
Seeking the Mystical Child: Nurturing Young Children’s Identity, Faith, and Belief
by Danette Littleton Meryl SoleSeeking the Mystical Child: Nurturing Young Children’s Identity, Faith, and Belief by Danette Littleton and Meryl Sole is a unique book that presents insights into children’s unnoticed spiritual worlds. The authors acquired voices and portraits of children from differing cultures through qualitative research. Interpretations of ancient and contemporary Judaism, Christianity, and Islam provided context. This book is for those who desire to understand children’s lived experiences, seen and unseen, of wonder, awe, and purity of heart. Seekers of meaning in the lives of children may find meaning for themselves in Seeking the Mystical Child: Nurturing Young Children’s Identity, Faith, and Belief.
Seizures in Dogs and Cats
by Sean SandersThe complete guide to managing seizures in dogs and cats, integrating practical insights and clinical expertise Seizures in Dogs and Cats, Second Edition, provides a comprehensive, easy-to-navigate resource for diagnosing, treating, and managing seizure patients effectively. This updated edition synthesizes the latest research, guidelines, and clinical practices, offering invaluable tools to deliver optimal veterinary care. With streamlined text, enhanced tables and figures, and practical “Tips and Tricks” throughout, the book is designed for real-world clinical use. This edition expands on essential topics, including updated EEG guidelines, new anti-seizure medications, emergency seizure management, integrative therapies and surgery to treat epilepsy. Features such as chapter outlines, algorithms, and a detailed anti-seizure medication formulary help to ensure quick reference during busy clinical hours. This reliable clinical guide combines evidence-based knowledge with practical insights from private practice. Providing the tools and knowledge to address seizure disorders with confidence and clarity, Seizures in Dogs and Cats: Offers step-by-step guidance on handling any seizure patient in veterinary practiceIncorporates the latest guidelines, classifications, and syndromes in veterinary neurologyContains a wealth of tables, images, and algorithms to simplify complex concepts and improve clinical decision-makingIncludes an anti-seizure medication formulary, client-friendly seizure questionnaires, and glossaries for veterinary ictal semiology With concise text, reference lists, and real-world examples throughout, Seizures in Dogs and Cats, Second Edition, is an indispensable resource for busy clinicians and veterinary teams managing seizure patients in day-to-day practice, including veterinary specialists, general practitioners, and students taking courses in veterinary neurology and small animal medicine.