38. In Case of Emergency: Gaining Confidence for Critical Care Cases
When it comes to emergencies, veterinary professionals need to be able to think on their feet and make fast decisions.
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37. Taking Stock: Inventory Management for Veterinary Practices
Inventory management is something that many veterinary practices struggle with, but when stock makes up the second-largest expense, learning how to properly manage your inventory is a necessary evil.
33. Raise Your VOICE: Speaking Up for Diversity
Dozens of affinity groups are working hard to make veterinary medicine more diverse, but the road ahead is long and difficult. How can you help make the profession more inclusive?
32. Safe Haven: Community for Black Veterinary Students
For minority groups, finding a community of peers in a highly homogenous profession can be difficult. At The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine, inclusivity is all important.
31. Taking Pride: Establishing an Inclusive Veterinary Community
In this episode, we celebrate Pride Month to reinforce the importance of DEI in veterinary medicine and to raise awareness of the struggles minority groups face in a largely homogeneous profession.
29. The Cost of Wellbeing: Who Pays the Price?
Mental health problems have a way of spiraling out of control, affecting both the individual and everyone around her. How do you prevent that from happening, and what do you do if it does?
28. Wellness in the Veterinary Profession: The Perfect Storm?
What do you get when you put empathic caregivers known to neglect their own health into a high-stress, demanding profession? The perfect storm.
27. Reporting Animal Abuse: From Ethical Responsibility to Legal Requirement
Although reporting cases of animal abuse, cruelty, and neglect has always been a moral obligation in the veterinary community, a newly enacted Ohio law has made it mandatory.
26. Shades of Gray: How to Identify Reportable Cases of Abuse
Since spring of 2021, Ohio veterinarians are mandatory reporters of animal abuse, but making that determination isn't as easy as it sounds.
23. Accident or Abuse? How to Differentiate
Animal cruelty: It's something no veterinarian wants to see but inevitably will at some point. That's why it's so important to learn how to handle a suspected case of abuse before it shows up at your clinic.