COVID recovery requires another pivot in veterinary business operationsSeptember 22, 2021Remote patient care has some advantages and many clients like the convenience. Is it right for everyone?
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Maintaining a smartly stocked pharmacySeptember 22, 2021We live in an era of convenience. Clients want instant gratification and products delivered to their doorsteps.
Hindsight on suicide prevention from the trenchesSeptember 22, 2021What would we give to go back in time and make changes? Or what do we wish we knew about suicide prevention when we started in our careers in veterinary medicine?
Farewell, and my best management adviceSeptember 22, 2021Your patients, your clients, your team, and your family will thank you for taking care of yourself.
Patient advocacy focus of RVT summitSeptember 20, 2021Pain management, emergency critical care, and anesthesia are set to be explored at the North American Veterinary Community’s (NAVC’s) first annual global veterinary technician summit.
Testing assumptions related to biasesSeptember 20, 2021When have you questioned your reasoning for something because the decision no longer aligned with a shifting belief or values?
Short-staffed? Five email time-savers to boost productivitySeptember 20, 2021Setting up specific email addresses helps organize the communication coming into the clinic.
Treating dental disease in rabbitsSeptember 20, 2021Rabbits can react to handling with extreme fear and stress, causing many of us to back off before an adequate physical examination is done.
Tummy troubles: Empirical treatment of acute vomitingSeptember 20, 2021Some of the most common clinical presentations seen in general practice are gastrointestinal symptoms, such as vomiting and diarrhea.
Pandemic practices worth holding ontoSeptember 20, 2021Our collective veterinary COVID chapter may be coming to a close, but that doesn’t mean we will be throwing out everything we have learned and starting anew with a long backward loop that pretends 2020 never happened.
