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Emergency Training for the Non-Emergency Clinic: Interviewing Your Team to Play Their Best Part

VetCE Virtual available for viewing; get CE credit
In this session: Jill Brecklin, CVT, CVPM, provides interview questions to ask all of your team to help them learn what parts they like to play in the dance that is emergency medicine and how to work toward successful patient outcomes. Brecklin also discusses two different training styles (written and role playing) and how she has used each one to benefit and train her team. You will leave with ideas for document creation and how to plan a real-life emergency practice with your team!

Small Animal

A look at ketamine as a palliative care tool

When used thoughtfully, ketamine may be a powerful tool in veterinary hospice and palliative care, allowing clinicians to re-establish comfort, reassess patient baseline, and recalibrate daily pain management strategies with greater accuracy.

Improving early cancer detection with cytology and AI

Advancements in AI diagnostics are not a shortcut. They aid veterinary professionals in gathering useful information sooner, interpret more efficiently, and move forward with greater clarity and confidence.

Practice Management

How labor is driving the high cost of vet care

Veterinary medicine is a people business, and it’s not just veterinarians needing to get paid. Here’s a quick rundown of additional reasons explaining the uptick in payroll and its associated expenses.

Guiding clients through uncertainty

Medical truths can be both harsh and simple. In his column, Dr. Greg Bishop shares firsthand experience of how he led clients through the tangled jungles of medical uncertainty and didn’t abandon them.