Mental Health Care Resources at Your Fingertips
Pet owners likely don’t associate mental health problems with their primary veterinarian or the experts who treat their animals’ serious illnesses. And the majority of non-experts would be shocked to learn that, domestically and internationally, veterinarians have a significant suicide risk. However, in the past decade, veterinary medicine has extensively discussed the realities of burnout, […]
Preventing and Managing Complaints in the Veterinary Industry
Most practice managers concur that it is practically impossible to prepare for every conceivable scenario because demanding clients arrive in a wide variety, from clients nervous about an upcoming operation on a pet to those angry about their bill. Veterinary advisors emphasize the significance of reacting promptly and effectively to these difficulties since failing to […]
The 6 Best Ways for Veterinarians to Keep up with CPD Training
The medical industry is blossoming with innovation and exciting, less-invasive ways to care for humans and animals. Breakthroughs in Stem Cell Therapy, Laparoscopy, and Prosthetics are just a few areas where veterinarians find new ways to help soothe their patients’ ailments. Such innovations, alongside professional and individual practice growth, are the main reasons why CPD […]
Improving the Workflow Efficiency at Your Veterinary Practice
There is often a lot going on in a veterinary office. Most of the time, the veterinarian on duty and the staff need every spare moment to help as many patients as possible. Additionally, to succeed, stretched practices must closely monitor every dollar. The struggle between time and money is real throughout most veterinary offices. […]
Communication during a pandemic
In March this year everything changed, we went into a nationwide lockdown and the veterinary profession, along with everyone else had to make adjustments to the way in which we work, live and communicate with those around us. This has continued later int he year at the begining of November the nation goes into lockdown […]
Don’t Extinguish the Flame, Distinguish the Future!
The veterinary industry is in desperate need of significant change across the board, particularly in the areas of technological innovations, promotion, education, and management of human resources. The efforts made up to this point have been isolated, laborious, antiquated, and stressful. Admittedly, there is a lot of work that needs to get done. Fortunately, throughout […]
7 Ways to Protect your Veterinary Practice from Cyber Attacks
Cyber security. It’s not exactly the sexiest subject, and as a Vet or Practice Manager its probably not your specific area of expertise. It might even be a little bit intimidating. We get asked a lot about how to protect veterinary practices from cyber attacks, so we’ve put together a list of the top 7 […]
8 Ways to Create Great First Impressions
First Impressions Matter: 8 Ways Veterinary Practices Can Create Great First Impressions Pet owners love their pets and want the best for them. Creating great first impressions can significantly impact whether a person trusts a veterinary clinic with the health and safety of their furry family member. A veterinary clinic should never lose sight of […]
Preventative Health Questionnaires: Improving your Client Journey Pt 2
When was the last time you stopped to consider how to improve your client journey? Your client’s experience with your veterinary practice starts from the moment they begin researching local vets and continues long after they leave your practice after their first visit. Along this journey there are multiple touchpoints outside of an actual consultation […]
13 Areas to Consider when Choosing your PMS
Your practice management software is the centre of your practice and daily tasks. Onboarding clients, managing work as it progresses and organising everything from client details, deadlines and emails – every member of your team will work with your PMS every day. This is why your PMS is undoubtedly the most important technological investment you […]
