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It's every veterinarian's worst nightmare. Here's how our practice recovered.

Use these seven steps to uncover the discussions that will change your life.

Fluid therapy is supportive. The underlying disease process that caused the fluid, electrolyte, and acid-base disturbances must be diagnosed and treated appropriately.

Only a few people can safely drive and talk on the phone at the same time.

You had better. The federal government is auditing 6,000 businesses for independent contractor compliance.

It's tough to keep up with human resources laws and regulations. Take a peek at these Web sites for laws specific to your area.

This form will help clients better recognize and understand heart disease in their pets.

A new Web resource says veterinarians are pet owners' best source of medicines for pets.

Help clients learn about the basics of zoonotic diseases and parasites with these five handouts on toxoplasmosis, hookworms, tapeworms, roundworms, and Lyme disease.

Should my practice install video surveillance cameras?

Overweight pets continue to be a medical problem.

The Five looks at changing trends in veterinary medicine, a policy change at a major university, and efficiency tips for practice managers.

Fido and Fluffy can keep their owners calm during tough times.

A fully constructed horse skeleton will enhance equine teaching at the university?s School of Veterinary Medicine.

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Can you really die from boredom? A recently published study looks into the cliche, "bored to death."

The issue of maximizing managers' contributions is the second in a dvm360 series on critical changes facing practices. What does a great manager do? What should the practice provide to get those results? This package gives the answers.

Emphasize core equine vaccines with these quick facts.

Why? Their growing numbers and their emphasis on community and collaboration, researchers say.

Are there quantifiable measures I can use to determine whether I'm able to add an associate to my practice?

This course is part of a two-course set designed to help veterinary practices not only understand the Red Flags Rule but to provide practical compliance aids and team training. (2 CE credits)

This course is designed to help practices fulfill the staff training mandate within the Red Flags Rule. It is not formatted to train the practice owner, manager, or designated privacy officer.

Improve your financial situation now and in the future.

Popular veterinary management consultants offer advice on new CD.

Using online social media sites can attract customers.

Careful planning can save you cash when the IRS comes knocking.

These statistics reveal hard facts about average client interactions.

Ask open-ended questions to learn more from clients.