Practice Management

xx

Measure the health of your veterinary practice by reviewing these 15 metrics monthly.

Don't get a 'bad hire.'

Dr. Ross Clark has built a legacy on open-book management.

In the last Diagnote, we discussed caring about patients in the context of drug shortages.

It's tempting to slash your CE budget during lean times-don't do it. In fact, consider sendng the whole team.

Federal economists predict there will be 10,400 more veterinarians by 2020.

This pocket card can serve as an aid for exam room effectiveness. I bring mine with me for each appointment

Save money with this DIY practice project.

Be smart about the costs of employing veterinary team members and make sure you can pay for what you promise

Find out how this new bill can help servicemen and women-and your veterinary practice.

A few months ago, this husband-and-wife practice owner team was at a crossroads. Not sure whether to persevere or give up on their recently purchased veterinary practice-and completely out of ideas-they called Veterinary Economics for help. This is their story.

Use this strategy to keep pets looking forward.

Tie up loose ends with this tip.

Take notes from this team.

This tip will keep you-and your veterinary patients-happy.

Dealing with the emotions of others starts with handling your own.

Top tips for technicians looking to excel and for equine practitioners looking for star staff.

Share this handout with your team and cure staff boredom forever.

Correct answer Image Quiz: The case of the crying rat

Clients don't come to those who wait. Have your veterinary team members tackle these tasks on the slow days and soon they'll have more than enough to do.

As competition heats up on the costs, Midwestern veterinary graduates may be the target of recruiting efforts.

My pet's emergency changed my perspective on the questions clients ask-and how I respond.

On bad days, everybody's got it tough, but I say veterinary receptionists' duties take the prize.

Make your veterinary practice better, one step at a time, by implementing a way to track systems, procedures, and client preferences.

Albany, N.Y. - Veterinarians in New York may soon be required to complete a minimum of 45 hours of continuing education (CE) every three years, according to a proposed amendment to the state's education regulations.