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News|Videos|November 20, 2014
Why veterinary team members need to be on camera at work
Video isn't "big brother"it's a viable teaching tool.
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When employees at a veterinary hospital balked at the idea of video recording themselves at work, Veterinary Economics Editorial Advisory Board member Dr. Ernie Ward's standard answer is: “How can you get better if you don't practice?” Watch as he explains how and why he sold his team on this great self-method of self-improvement.
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