Practice Management

Hay prices are on the rise. Here's what your clients can do to help horses.

When your well runs dry, it's impossible to offer the service pets and their owners need. A healing environment requires healthy healers. Here's what you need to know to take care of yourself - and your colleagues.

What do I do if I'm the toxic team member?

Dr. Michael Paul discusses the best practices for vaccine administration and what to do about declining client visits.

With production-based pay, who gets credit for the "sale" of a plan and who gets credit for services rendered?

Here are some issues currently on my green sheets.

Bad patient behavior and scary veterinary visits will be a thing of the past with this handy exam room reference sheet.

Start gathering patient data and tracking outcomes in your veterinary practice to stop practicing one-size-fits-all medicine.

Exam room reference sheet

Keep your veterinary supplies in their place with this space-saving idea.

Dr. Jeff Rothstein responds to one reader's letter about going paperless in veterinary practice.

GDV, from A to Z

Drs. Alan Green and David Sachs use a census board and fax report to help increase efficiency at Charleston Veterinary Referral Center.

Why incompetent people are so often promoted over their veterinary peers.

Women bring important things to the table, but they're not always heard.

Shawn McVey's offers advice for the veterinary practitioner who feels challenged by the low-cost alternatives.

Surround yourself with experts you trust when you're building a veterinary hospital.

Everybody seems to love dogs, but what about cats?

How should practitioners calculate vacation?

Use these materials to educate team members about how to crack that tough nut-the nonurgent emergency call. Follow the directios to get your practice back on its feet by preparing an educational meeting on this topic.