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  Viruses mutate and right now you must, too. COVID-19 as a catalyst for change. Embracing change to protect and preserve your team, your practice, and your psyche

  • Date: April 2, 2020
  • Presented by: Wendy Hauser, DVM;, Gina Fortunato, MBA;, Kathleen Cooney, DVM, MS, CHPV, CCFP; Lori Kogan, PhD
  • Sponsored by: VetVine
  • Join our live and interactive virtual Town Hall meeting intended for all members of the profession. This presentation will be recorded and made available for viewing On Demand after the live air date. All veterinary practice teams are impacted by the curr...  moreJoin our live and interactive virtual Town Hall meeting intended for all members of the profession. This presentation will be recorded and made available for viewing On Demand after the live air date. All veterinary practice teams are impacted by the current state of affairs, and each person plays an integral role in demonstrating leadership within their practice, contributing to the continuity of patient care and protection of public health, as well as being mindful and protective of their emotional health and well-being and that of their clients. Join our panel of industry experts for some insights into making the best of, and weathering, this storm. Our panelists will be discussing how COVID-19 is serving as a catalyst for change and ideas for embracing change to protect and preserve your team, your practice, and your psyche. Discussion will include: - Suggestions for managing teams during these times and leveraging staff members who may be on leave or working remotely. Everyone can play a role in contributin...    less
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  Case-based Learning in Behavior: An underlying medical problem causing behavior issues. The link between GI disease, resource guarding, and conflict-related aggression

  • Date: April 15, 2020
  • Presented by: Christine Calder, DVM, DACVB
  • Sponsored by: VetVine
  • To be available for viewing On Demand. Ruling out underlying medical problems is essential to the work up of any behavior problem. In this case-based learning segment veterinary behavior expert Dr. Christine Calder discusses the case of a 3 year old dog t...  moreTo be available for viewing On Demand. Ruling out underlying medical problems is essential to the work up of any behavior problem. In this case-based learning segment veterinary behavior expert Dr. Christine Calder discusses the case of a 3 year old dog that presented for an evaluation of changes in behavior including resource guarding of her food and aggression towards familiar people, and whose underlying gastrointestinal problems were believed to be contributing to her behavior. Discussion includes the diagnostic work up, the medical and behavioral diagnoses, medical management, behavioral management and safety treatment plan, and the outcome. Member Fee: $28; Free registration for Premium VetVine Membership subscribers: http://vetvine.com/article/181/evidence-based-update-subscriptions  less
  Case-based Learning in Behavior: An unde..
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