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Hospital of the year

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Veterinarian evaluation form Feb 1, 2006 By: Veterinary Economics Editors Use this sample veterinarian evaluation form as a launching pad for written employee performance reviews or as a self-evaluation tool.

Compensate for no-shows and tardiness May 1, 2004 By: Veterinary Economics Editors This doctor's scheduling strategy minimizes problems caused by late and no-show clients

Sampler packs boost dietary compliance Apr 14, 2004 By: Veterinary Economics Editors To get pets eating appropriate diets quickly, this doctor offers clients a sampler pack of the therapeutic diets he recommends for cats with kidney disease.

Playing it "safe" Apr 1, 2004 By: Veterinary Economics Editors Ask yourself these questions to check the health of your office safe

Paying for leftover inventory May 1, 0004 By: Veterinary Economics Editors, Gary Glassman, CPA A recently hired associate brought in leftover inventory items from a previous practice. How much should I pay her for the inventory?

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