Source: DVM360 MAGAZINE
March 1, 2005
By:
David M. Lane, DVM, MS
Young veterinarians seek and value mentoring in their schooling and in the early years of practice.
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Source: DVM Training Room
February 17, 2005
By:
Nan Boss, DVM
If you are upset or angry about something, you need to confront the situation. Avoidance of co-workers and strained relationships can result in further problems. However, this doesn't mean you have to confront immediately if you are too angry to be constructive right that minute.
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Source: DVM Training Room
January 9, 2005
By:
Nan Boss, DVM
"Happiness is not the absence of conflict but the ability to cope with it."
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Source: DVM Training Room
December 21, 2004
By:
Thomas E. Catanzaro, DVM, MHA, FACHE, Dipl. ACHE
The usual encounter starts with a progress-notes entry for the client concern, a weight (hopefully sequential with a body-condition score), a TPR, a BP, lead II ECG, tonopen screen and maybe even a urinary kidney screen.
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Source: DVM Training Room
December 1, 2004
By:
Karyn Gavzer, MBA, CVPM
The leader's role changes at each stage of team development. Are you doing the right things to help your team grow and go?
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Source: DVM Training Room
October 29, 2004
By:
Nan Boss, DVM
When you are attending a conference paid for by your hospital, your goal should be to learn as much as you can to share with the rest of the team.
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Source: DVM Training Room
October 15, 2004
By:
Laurie J. Miller, RVT
In recent articles I have talked about better recordkeeping and how to write a job description. Both of these topics have one thing in common: They require involvement from the entire hospital team.
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Source: DVM Training Room
October 4, 2004
By:
Kurt A. Oster, MS, SPHR
Successful veterinary practices challenge themselves to grow and identify new ways to improve the quality of the veterinary healthcare they provide.
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