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Personnel Management

VETERINARY ECONOMICS

Stress in the workplace might sometimes overwhelm your employees. Here's how to comfort them when the tears start flowing.

Signs your employees are thinking of jumping ship

VETERINARY ECONOMICS

Here are three behaviors to look out for.

Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald: We are teachers

VETERINARY MEDICINE

Dr. Fitzgerald reminds us that lifelong learning is important for everyone in veterinary medicine.

Issues often neglected in employee manuals

DVM NEWSMAGAZINE

I am sure that by now pretty much every veterinary hospital owner is aware that it is important to have an employee handbook or manual for clinic workers.

Monitoring your practice in today's economy

DVM NEWSMAGAZINE

The least-examined document in veterinary practice is the profit & loss statement. ... Fewer than five percent of practice owners review it.

Life Balance

Reduce stress to increase productivity

VETERINARY ECONOMICS

Follow these tips to improve your time management skills.

Microwaved meals could lead to illness

VETERINARY ECONOMICS

Be sure to fully cook your food before eating that frozen meal.

Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald: The dash

VETERINARY MEDICINE

In his blog, Dr. Fitzgerald reminds us to live our lives--the dash--with unbridled joy.

Hazardous therapy

DVM NEWSMAGAZINE

NATIONAL REPORT — Brett Cordes, DVM, turned 35 when he felt the lump in his neck.

DVMs enjoy their jobs

DVM NEWSMAGAZINE

Schaumburg, Ill. -- Having a bad day? Here's some news that may perk you up. A recent survey of the profession shows veterinarians love their jobs and are generally pretty happy people.

Practice Finances

California mulls 10 percent tax on vet bills

DVM NEWSMAGAZINE

California is looking for ways to make ends meet, including a proposed new veterinary service tax.

Video: Doing the best you can in a downturn

VETERINARY ECONOMICS

Practical advice on keeping a hospital growing during a recession from Dr. Jeff Rothstein, a Detroit, Mich., practice owner.

Monitoring your practice in today's economy

DVM NEWSMAGAZINE

The least-examined document in veterinary practice is the profit & loss statement. ... Fewer than five percent of practice owners review it.

Video: Financially hurting? This veterinarian feels your pain

VETERINARY ECONOMICS

Dr. Jeff Rothstein, MBA, a Veterinary Economics advisory board member, shares some insights from the trenches in hard-hit Detroit.

7 winning ways to meet financial goals

VETERINARY ECONOMICS

Develop a game plan to meet your financial goals.

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