RACE CE for Closing the Veterinarian-Client Communication Gap: From Veterinarian-Centred to Relationship-Centred (Purina Institute Global Summit 2026)

This quiz is for on-demand attendees of the presentation “Closing the Veterinarian-Client Communication Gap: From Veterinarian-Centred to Relationship-Centred” by Dr. Natasha Janke as part of the Purina Institute Global Summit 2026, “Proactive, Not Reactive: Changing the Care Paradigm.” In order to obtain your RACE certificate for 0.5 CE hours (non-medical), you must get a score of 80% or higher. You can retake the quiz as needed to pass.

This presentation is eligible for RACE credit through 22-Apr 2028.

1 / 5

What model of care is most synonymous with veterinarian-centred care?

Biomedical

Biopsychosocial

Holistic

Shared decision-making

2 / 5

Select the order of communication paradigms from least to most collaborative:

Client-Centred, Pet-Family Centred, Relationship-Centred, Veterinarian-Centered

Veterinarian-Centered, Client-Centred, Pet-Family Centred, Relationship-Centred

Veterinarian-Centered, Relationship-Centred, Pet-Family Centred, Client-Centred

Veterinarian-Centered, Pet-Family Centred, Relationship-Centred, Client-Centred

3 / 5

What is not a core component of relationship-centred care:

Emotion is a core component of care

Clients’ viewpoints are prioritized over care providers’ viewpoints

Relationships are reciprocal

Relationships are authentic and genuine

4 / 5

During relationship-centred veterinary appointments, agenda-setting can involve:

Clients

Veterinarians

Veterinary Technicians/Nurses

All of the above

5 / 5

Shared decision-making is primarily used in the following care paradigms:

Veterinarian-Centred, Relationship-Centred, Pet-Family Centred

Veterinarian-Centred, Relationship-Centred

Veterinarian-Centred, Pet-Family Centred, Client-Centred

Relationship-Centred, Pet-Family Centred, Client-Centred

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