The first 3 minutes: Recognizing a horse in shock
February 6th 2019With a stepwise triage exam, you can quickly recognize an equine patient in shock. Your clinical impressions and understanding of the cardiovascular circuit can help identify the type of shock, which will guide your treatment plan.
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Teams, not fees, make equipment great
February 6th 2019Forget fees. If you want to make the most of a new equipment purchase, like new digital radiography, you want your veterinary practices team on board and using it to its full potential. Here are my three steps to think about to get there.
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Stop telling people what to do
February 4th 2019If you like telling friends, family and colleagues what to do—and as a smart, solution-driven veterinary professional, you just might—it’s time to ask whether it’s what people you care about actually want or need in conversations with you.
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Commentary: Could a DVM-MS degree open the door to One Health?
February 2nd 2019Modern medicine has reshaped our world. We think the next revolution could be in recognizing the interdependence of all species and all life, and creating a new dual-degree to educate the leaders of that field for the future.
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Letter to dvm360: Signs of chronic pain can appear similar to those of cognitive dysfunction
February 2nd 2019Dr. Michael Petty likes the acronym DISHAA shared for signs of cognitive dysfunction in pets, but he also wants everyone to realize how similar those signs are to those of chronic pain.
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