A veterinary culture diagnostic aims to do for workplace culture what a CBC does for a patient: show what’s working, what needs attention, and for whom.
News|Podcasts|December 27, 2023
- dvm360 December 2023
- Volume 54
- Issue 12
Top Vet Blast Podcast episodes of 2023: #5
Author(s)Caitlin McCafferty, Content Producer
We have compiled a countdown of our top Vet Blast Podcast Episodes in 2023, here is number 5
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#5: The power of saying no
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Veterinary team members all over struggle to say no to clients or bosses. Ingrid Pyka, DVM, CVMI, and Dr Christman take a deep dive into when and how you can say no as well as pearls to help individuals set the boundaries they need.
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