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|Videos|June 1, 2016
How can veterinarians practice disease surveillance in their practices?
Author(s)Jason Stull, VMD, MPVM, PhD, DACVPM
Identifying regional, local and clinic-level disease outbreaks benefits pets, clients and staff alike. Dr. Jason Stull is here with advice on resources and approaches to compiling disease data in your veterinary clinic.
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Identifying regional, local and clinic-level disease outbreaks benefits pets, clients and staff alike.
Jason Stull, VMD, MVPM, PhD, DACVPM, says veterinary practices can be taking easy steps to stay on top of disease outbreaks.
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