Practice Management

Face facts: Student debt affects nearly everyone in the veterinary industry.

Finding the leaders within your staff can benefit your practice's efficiency and profitability.

Learn how to read your audience.

Large hospital brings team members together with personality tests.

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Make your team cohesive.

Used towels can make great bedding for patient recovering from procedures.

If your practice's finances are down, you may need to downsize. Follow these tips to do it the right way.

New data suggest it's just an extra day's wait for cats and dogs who sometimes blend into the background.

2009 marketing priorities and plans

Top infectious diseases

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One-third of American workers would switch jobs to get better technology and training.

Veterinarians play key role in educating and protecting pet owners.

Women are more likely to be harassed when a work group has a similar number of men and women.

Provider offers group discount to small and large employers.

An overbearing boss may be more than just a daily annoyance.

This handy form lists every Veterinary Economics article published in 2008.

Lots of practices are searching for associates. Use these tips to help them find you.

Grant helps Ocala doctor provide food and basic pet healthcare at local soup kitchen.

How do you stop employees from stepping out for a "quick" smoke break?

Several factors determine whether they're subcontractors or employees.

Special arrangements must be made when working out a schedule for a pregnant employee.

Lift your team meetings out of the doldrums with these creative ideas.

Failure to properly document procedures and exams can result in legal trouble down the road.

Trust is one of the highest forms of human motivation. It fosters a climate in which veterinarians and clients can work cooperatively to establish shared objectives of patient care.

Where's Dr. Wanda? These tips can help you attract candidates and hire a great associate.

The allure of telemedicine is appealing, especially to equine practitioners. Instead of long days behind the windshield or slaving over a horse's mouth on the hottest day of the year, you can be sitting in your air conditioned office-looking at a computer screen, answering questions and solving problems.