
Overturns disciplinary action ordered by state regulatory board in relation to negligence, incompetence findings.
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Overturns disciplinary action ordered by state regulatory board in relation to negligence, incompetence findings.
Moves to strike Texas board experts testimony based on VIN comments, alleges witness was not impartial.
The 2016 Hospital Design Supplement has the tools and tips to help you hone your design vision.
Four new types of treats will be available to pair with the companys therapeutic diets.
Administrative hearing for Kristen Lindsey to help determine if license will be revoked.
Face it: Some areas of your practice are, well, kinda gross. Let this cleanliness-focused veterinary architect show you better ways to be germ-free.
Leonard Marino, MD, will soon add another set of credentials to his lifetime achievements.
Court documents show the veterinarian admits to killing cat, contradicts her original defense that it had rabies.
Anatomy students at the University of Illinois now have brightly painted skulls to help them learn difficult structures.
For years, brilliant practice owners of Hospitals of the Year have incorporated new ways to treat animals and clients better. Looking back, we found out some of whats new is actually oldand still innovative.
You know what it takes to build a Hospital of the Year. Now find out what it takes to make it run.
Massachusetts veterinarian aims to elevate awareness of animal harm.
Officials hope to quell the transmission of disease by limiting transport of flocks.
We caught up with the winner of the General Practice Hospital of the Year at CVC Kansas City and spoke about her practice's philosophy.
A clinic's philosophy leads to a new, award-winning facility
Maybe not, experts say. Service, rather than separate space, should shine.
With the addition of Dr. Lori Teller, six women now sit on this powerful, historically male governing committee.
Veterinary safety expert Phil Seibert offers dos and donts for electrical safety at your hospital.
Dogs love peanut butter treats, but pet owners should be wary of ingredients.
Natural sweetener known to cause hypoglycemia and hepatic necrosis in dogs.
The time to think about cyberharassment is before it starts.
Eden Myers, DVM, who filed complaint with Michigan veterinary board, receives warning letter from reality stars lawyers.
Kelly Searles, practice manager at Bigger Road Veterinary Center in Springboro, Ohio, shares quick strategies any practice can implement to lower patients stress.
dvm360 has the tools and tips you need to protect your clients, your team, and yourself from bites.
Veterinary Economics took a special look into the non-clinical content in veterinary curriculums.
How well are new graduates prepared for debt repayment, talking to clients and understanding the business of running a practice? We take a look.“Veterinary students just aren't prepared for the ‘real world.' Students and new graduates don't know how to manage their debt or practice finances. And it's the fault of veterinary schools. They aren't teaching students to manage debt or practice medicine in the real world.”
Stacey Addison, DVM, arrested in Timor-Leste as witness to a crime.
Millard Lucien Tierce, DVM, faces jail time in addition to veterinary boards order.
National Geographic star faces another investigation by the Michigan State Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Board.