Practice Management

Data points to disturbing trend, say researchers

Twenty-five percent of Ohioans feed free-roamers, but a fraction get them spayed, neutered.

It's hard work to man a booth during a convention. But an aching back and sore feet are a fair price to pay for good feedback from readers.

Reporter gives those doctors a chance to respond.

Can animals tell time? Not really.

A form to answer clients' most common questions about the disease.

Links to the Web sites of Julita Jones (flea art on page 14) and Steve Pica (page 42).

Nursing home residents felt better spending time with real-life Sparky or robotic Aibo.

A problem more disruptive and costly than absenteeism, "presenteeism" occurs when contagiously sick employees show up for work.

Both the Radio Babies and Baby Boomers (older generation) grew up making sacrifices and climbing the success ladders so, for them working longer and harder were intimately tied with success.

Early detection leads to earlier intervention.

The practice of veterinary medicine is quickly evolving: in a small animal context, the enhanced status of companion animals in society has given rise to some new legal issues for practitioners.

Practice Tip Ten: What have the referral centers taught us?

How each generation responds to conflict

How you deliver information may be overriding your message-and preventing colleagues and clients from hearing you clearly. Learn how to improve your presentation and earn their respect.

Is your practice a mix of baby boomers, generation x and y with some millennials tossed in too?

According to USA TODAY, family pets, their lives altered by the ravaged finances of their owners, are turning up in animal shelters in large numbers in some parts of the country.

How should I schedule team members' breaks?

Professors at Texas State University talked to people with and without body art to get the lowdown on the hire-ability of the tattooed and pierced.

Lucky for them, they live to tell about it.

They say that most things in life swing like a pendulum from extreme to extreme. We know the business economy follows a boom-and-bust cycle that is mitigated only marginally through government intervention. Also, the political inclinations of society vacillate between conservative and liberal thought and from intolerance to excessive political correctness.

Dr. Brad Zubowsky had a plan to own two hospitals ...

The clinic cat may be sweet, but she's also a safety hazard.

A major portion of the value of your practice is based on profitability. So to increase your practice's value, it's important to manage your profits, revenue, and expenses.

Why not make medical adhesives as sticky as a gecko's foot?

Actually, clients and team members can, says survey.

Victims of workplace aggression report more stress, less satisfaction with their jobs.

Veterinarian-turned-spaceman in orbit for fourth time.