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|Articles|April 1, 2009

Master problem sheets

Forms to make record-keeping easier.

Record-keeping can make or break a practice. Avoid close calls by keeping critical information like allergies, diseases, and special needs at the front of each patient's file.  With a master problem sheet in every patient's folder, you'll be able to enforce compliance and ensure patient safety. Download your own species-specific master sheets by clicking on the links below.


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