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Back to Basics: A Case for Problem-oriented Medical Records
Flash back to that lecture during the first year of vet school… Undoubtedly, most of us were in a state of sleep deprivation and caffeine-induced hysteria, surrounded by the lingering smells of…Improving Client Compliance: Monitoring for Feline Urethral Blocks at Home
Clients receive a lot of information during their pet's veterinary visit. That's why as a veterinary professionals, it's critical to provide clear instructions to owners either in-person, or over the phone. So whether you are looking to improve…
The Changing Workforce
One in three people in the labor force is a Millennial, making them the largest generation in the current workforce. Millennials, the growing economy, and a tight labor market are changing the expectations employees have of their employers. In this…
The Five Languages of Motivation
In this lecture, Monica Maxwell, SPHR, SHRM-SCP, MBTI, will discuss how The Five Languages of Love by Gary Chapman can be used in the workplace. She will explain how the love languages relate to how employees communicate and hear value, and how…
Like Water: Initial Fluid Resuscitation in the ER
This lecture presented by DoveLewis Veterinarian Josh Cruz, DVM, will briefly cover the history, classification, and use of various fluid therapies. Current controversies and adverse risks will be explored. Practical recommendations for fluid therapy…
The Use of Bacterial Cultures in Veterinary Medicine
Bacterial cultures are regularly used in the treatment of conditions such as pneumonia, sepsis, gall bladder disease, and complex wounds. When collected and evaluated properly, cultures can provide life-saving (and low cost) options for your patients…