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Triaging the hit-by-car patient (Proceedings)
The role of the veterinary technician in traumatic emergencies is pivotal to the survival of the incoming patient.
Conflict resolution tools (Proceedings)
Why is it that 60% of a manager's time is spent on human resource issues?
Transfusion support for the bleeding patient (Proceedings)
Transfusion of blood products is an important lifesaving measure performed frequently in veterinary medicine.
Cytology for technicians (Proceedings)
In the last ten years, exfoliative cytology has been gaining popularity as a diagnostic aid in veterinary practice.
Adjustable horizontal mattress suture: Step 3
Controlling disease transmission in animal shelters for technicians (Proceedings)
The demand for better care has resulted in unprecedented interest and involvement of the veterinary community in shelter operations.
Intraoral radiology (Proceedings)
Veterinary dentistry is emerging as one of the fastest growing "new" disciplines of veterinary patient care.
The consulting veterinarian on the feedyard management team: Objective measurements for subjective decisions (Proceedings)
The process of designing vaccination programs and cost-effective treatment regimens should be data driven and "custom built" for a particular feeding operation.
Endodontics (Proceedings)
Endodontics is the diagnosis and treatment of diseases inside the tooth that affect the tooth pulp and apical periodontal tissues.
Getting ready for the eye patient (and earn a raise) (Proceedings)
Anatomic and physiologic considerations are the basis for proper diagnostic techniques.
Mandible and maxilla fracture repair (Proceedings)
The main goal of fracture repair is to regain a normal and comfortable occlusion.
Advanced trends in veterinary dentistry (Proceedings)
The field of veterinary dentistry has changed rapidly in the last few years.
Oxygen supplementation and airway management (Proceedings)
Oxygen delivery to the tissues must be prioritized in any critical patient.
10 facts you need to know when purchasing or selling a practice (Proceedings)
You have made the decision to sell. It is probably one of the most significant decisions you will make in your working life.
Dental anatomy (Proceedings)
It is very important that the veterinary technician know the normal anatomy of the canine and feline.
Left behind
Pet abandonment is on the rise. Here's how you can help struggling clients and their animals.
Veterinarians worry about pet abandonment and find ways to help
Our survey found that many of you are worried about pet abandonment, but you're finding ways to reach out in your communities to help.
Wearing numbers well
A fashionable look at this issue's behind the scenes.
Value of technicians
CE remains a sound investment-even in tight economic times.
Who's more compliant?
See where you and your clients stand on getting the standard recommended care.
Breaching a non-compete clause has consequences
Much more is at stake than enforceability; your career is at risk.
Eliminate clients' sticker shock
Here are three ways to help clients afford care and keep pets at optimum health.
Managers: Here's how to keep employees
Ease team members' work-related concerns.
Discover the demogaphics of today's veterinarian
Gender, age, kids, years in practice, and more on today's veterinarian and Veterinary Economics reader.
Feline heartworms: The cat's got your tongue
Team members don't know what to say to educate clients about feline heartworms.
5 ways a veterinary practice manager can help
Owners: Look at what you don't have time to do and learn to delegate.
Who are Firstline readers?
Here's a quick snapshot of the average Firstline reader, according to our 2009 Team Trends Study.
The cost of clashing
Conflict happens-and that's OK. But if it's not handled correctly, people and pets suffer.
Technology nets you e-mazing results
Save time and money by tapping into your practice's technological potential.
Duty bound: What do team members do?
Find out your primary job responsibilities by position.