VBJ articles

Employers would do well to maintain motivation in practice by looking critically at the way … more

Christchurch Veterinary Referrals offers a polished service in orthopaedics and small animal surgery, and a … more

In the latest article for VBJ on personnel issues, ANDY HAGUE, discusses how you can … more

Acting as referee to former staff members requires careful thought if you are to avoid … more

In the latest article for VBJ on technology, ROB TILLYARD, looks at systems to keep … more

Launching a new social network is not for the faint-hearted and even search and marketing … more

When people are grieving for the loss of a relative, friend or business partner, it … more

Most clinicians learn about business at the sharp end, but to develop your practice and … more

Retirement is no time to lose track of the value of your practice. Maximise returns … more

In her latest column for VBJon personnel issues in practice, CAROL SMITH looks at the … more

Reveal your practice’s hidden promise by looking in more detail at the clients in your … more

There could be any number of reasons for you to brush up your act. Practices often stand to lose if they do not control contamination on the premises. Indifferent hygiene can affect your public image, team spirit and the bottom line.

Veterinary professionals face continuing scrutiny about the quality of their work and professional judgement. So, … more

In this column on health and safety issues in practice, NIGEL LEA gives some practical … more

Football and veterinary surgery do not seem the most obvious marriage, but what if you … more

Medivet’s centre at Hendon serves eight outlying clinics and a host of other local practices. … more

Generally speaking, retaining loyal clients is much more rewarding than winning new business. Do we … more