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|Articles|July 31, 2013
Why your veterinary practice needs a secret Facebook page
Author(s)Ernest E. Ward Jr., DVM
Use the power of social media for internal matters too.
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Social media websites are great at reaching the public, but they also have private applications. Here, Dr. Ernie Ward describes the benefits of using a secret Facebook page for veterinary staff communication.
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