Communication tools for the veterinary team - Firstline
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4 ways to keep the peace at your practice

November 17, 2009

Adopt one of these personalities to negotiate your way to workplace Nirvana.

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Time-off request form

November 1, 2009

Simplify scheduling requests with this sample time-off sheet.

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Sample script: Don't be a Scrooge with time-off requests

November 1, 2009

How to handle the time-off talk.

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3 signs your schedule is broken

November 1, 2009

Scheduling woes can leave clients and team members in tatters. Fix them with these strategies.

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4 signs you're working for a bully

October 22, 2009

You could damage your career by working for a boss who pushes you around.

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Terminating team turf wars

October 1, 2009

If your practice faces rivalries between doctors and staff and older and younger generations, read this.

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The veterinary practice manager's role increases during hard times

October 1, 2009

Every practice, whatever its size, needs a strong, reliable manager to oversee associates and staff. Once trained, he or she should have a relatively free hand to deal with all management problems as they arise.

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Managers: Take action

October 1, 2009

Here are three ways to help your team work together more cohesively.

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Health-care reform: what it means to practice owners, associates

October 1, 2009

Several new health-care reform bills are circulating and require individuals to carry insurance and businesses to offer it. A look at three of the leading ones and how they would impact veterinary practice owners and associates.

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