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What do I do if I'm the toxic team member?

Dr. Michael Paul discusses the best practices for vaccine administration and what to do about declining client visits.

With production-based pay, who gets credit for the "sale" of a plan and who gets credit for services rendered?

Who says you have to learn the hard way? Dodge these common annual plan faux pas and keep your goal of providing affordable bundled healthcare services alive.

But some private veterinary practices have found ways to co-exist with public programs and charitable organizations.

As an associate, what do I do about team management problems when I don't have the authority to address them?

The presidential victor will put his stamp on four years of tax hikes and drops. See what's up for debate in 2013 and what your paystub and retirement funds will look like.

Studies show that running isn't bad for your knees. Sitting around is.

This time-saving technique will help your veterinary staff stay on schdule and keep your clients happy.

Here are some issues currently on my green sheets.

Veterinary employers would benefit from adopting the sunshiny practices of labor unions and government.

Bad patient behavior and scary veterinary visits will be a thing of the past with this handy exam room reference sheet.

Veterinarian by day, cartoonist by night, Dean Scott, DVM, deals with stresses through humor at funnyvet.com.

A longtime client admits to an episode of abuse, and a veterinarian weighs her options.

Accept the challenges of veterinary medicine by branching out of your comfort zone-even if it's forced upon you.

Start gathering patient data and tracking outcomes in your veterinary practice to stop practicing one-size-fits-all medicine.

Don't let rookie mistakes damage your connection with veterinary clients. Find out how to keep your faithful followers with a few easy tips.

Exam room reference sheet

Keep your veterinary supplies in their place with this space-saving idea.

Dr. Jeff Rothstein responds to one reader's letter about going paperless in veterinary practice.

Forget politicians. Much-needed change can come from you.

Happy patients mean happy clients and team members. Take advantage of this rewards system and exam room form, and give everyone a reason to rejoice.

Don't blend in with your fellow veterinarians-stand out and give clients a reason to come to you.

Attack Clients Fear of Anesthesia With Razor-Sharp Facts

GDV, from A to Z

Drs. Alan Green and David Sachs use a census board and fax report to help increase efficiency at Charleston Veterinary Referral Center.

Here are the benefits one veterinary practitioner has experienced firsthand.

Manufacturer assures veterinarians, pet owners that production and distribution of popular brands will resume.

Why incompetent people are so often promoted over their veterinary peers.

Women bring important things to the table, but they're not always heard.