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|Articles|August 4, 2010

BizQuiz: Are you educating your veterinary team? (Answer 1C)

Taking the BizQuiz? This is the answer to question 2 of "Are you educating your veterinary team?"

1) C—Good!

You know regular doctor meetings are essential to client compliance and excellent pet care. Regularly reviewing cases, talking about medical protocols and recommendations, and handling business issues is a crucial part of doctor communication-and meetings make it happen.

These regular doctor meetings are also an ideal place to share any new medical information you or the other doctors have learned because of cases researched or CE pursued.

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