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|Videos|August 18, 2016
Obey the whiteboard and stay organized
Author(s)Sue Ettinger, DVM, DACVIM (oncology)
Enlist your handwriting overachievers to help keep the day on track.
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You may have access to electronic tablets, project management software, and other fancy things to help keep your schedule straight. But sometimes nothing is better than just seeing it all laid out up on the wall. That's why Dr. Sue Ettinger and her team use a "ginormous" whiteboard. Click on the video to hear about it.
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