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|Articles|June 15, 2019
Do pet owners belong in the veterinary clinic treatment area?
Author(s)Dan Chapel, AIA, NCARB
We wondered, are there some significant pros and cons in showing pet owners more of what you do in your veterinary hospitals treatment and surgery space?
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“[Transparency] is a two-edged sword,” says
It's already blossoming in pediatrics and gerontology in human medicine, he says, with family members following patients through the process of treatment. It happens in other countries in veterinary medicine.
Think about some pros and cons in the video below.
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