Compliance in the veterinary field is a very complex issue and it probably the most important issue veterinarians can address in their practices.
This new book will identify the key aspects of how to achieve improved compliance in veterinary practice.
The key to compliance is excellence in communication, and a considerable proportion of the book will be spent on looking at how veterinarians can improve their communication skills - in the consulting room, over the telephone, and also through service marketing.
Introduction to compliance/adherence Compliance in the medical profession WHO survey results How compliance is being managed in the medical profession
Compliance in the veterinary profession AAHA study What this means for practitioners
Communication skills What are they? How do we learn them? What are important skills for the veterinarian?
Internal communication: building the teams efforts Practice policies Getting the team to follow protocols/policies
Communication with animal owners in the consulting room Communication skills Communication dos and donts How to make an effective recommendation
Understanding client psychology Client motivation Gaining client commitment Following through with clients
External communication: marketing Informing clients about wellness healthcare for their pets In the waiting room In the consulting room Advertising Email and other contact
The role of wellness healthcare programmes in compliance How to set up and effectively run a wellness healthcare programme
Disease management and compliance Best Practice model for osteoarthritis Dental care Kidney failure Diabetes mellitus, etc
Measuring compliance Importance of measuring compliance Systems available to measure compliance
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