Personal Wellbeing
The Opioid Crisis: A Veterinarian’s Action Plan
“We, as clinicians, are uniquely positioned to turn the tide on the opioid epidemic.
Practice Management
Information Overload
Daily use of the internet has become a way of life for many people, and with the advancement of technology and Internet of Things (IoT)1, our clients are increasingly equipped with health information before attending appointments.
Ethics/Welfare
Searching for Ethical Guidance
Veterinary ethics teaching and application in practice have changed considerably recently.
Personal Wellbeing
The Challenges of “Youth”
In our profession, there are certainly many challenges that we often face on our own.
Practice Management
The Age of the Veterinary Nurse Has Arrived! Part 2: Taking Charge
Last issue I discussed the topic of veterinary nurse initiative (VNI) and the proposed unification of credentialed titles, which hopefully will reduce confusion and improve the visibility of nurses.
Practice Management
The Age of the Veterinary Nurse Has Arrived! Part I: What’s in a Name?
If anything prevents continued advancement of this professional body, it may be the confusion over why there are so many different titles.
Preventive Medicine
Global Problems, Personal Fulfillment
Searching for personal and professional fulfillment? Get involved in global initiatives to ensure a rabies-free world.
Technology
The Foundation for a Cure?
The discovery in animals of molecular profiles and biomarkers associated with distinct clinical presentations will provide new insights into veterinary diseases.
Paying for Moments of Certainty?
One of the reasons that stifles the growth of pet health insurance in the U.S. is a fear among veterinarians that widespread use will result in a managed-care system. Are we really on that path?
Errata
Atkins CE.