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•	Ask Emily: Why is my team afraid of me?
•	Cultivating resilience in veterinary medicine
•	Too many cooks in our kitchen?
•	3 ways veterinary professionals can reframe negative thinking

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Ask Emily: Why is my team afraid of me? If your veterinary team members panic when a boss asks to discuss something, look in the mirror: You've conditioned them to fear those conversations. Here's how to have more productive conversations that help grow-not scare-your team. More.
Cultivating resilience in veterinary medicine Rising above adversity in the middle of a stressful day in the veterinary clinic is not easy. Yet there are key factors in becoming more resilient, and it's not nearly as impossible as you'd think. More.
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Too many cooks in our kitchen? This 2019 dvm360/VHMA Practice Manager of the Year finalist doesn't think so. She's seen a healthy veterinary practice culture develop because of a bigger leadership team and open communication. More.
3 ways veterinary professionals can reframe negative thinking A veterinary practice with skilled veterinary technicians fully using their skills is a dynamo to see in action. Get your own dynamo up and running with these tips. More.
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