Veterinary Innovation Podcast
What are the most important issues in veterinary medicine, and how can they be addressed without impacting access to care? Dr. Douglas Aspros of Veterinary Practice Partners chats about the Veterinary Innovation Council.
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It takes a lot of dedication and patience to train a dog well. However, machines don’t need either, and they provide a wealth of useful data. John Honchariw of Companion talks about training dogs with motion sensor technology.
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Given how busy the average veterinary clinic is, it can be hard for veterinarians and technicians to find the time to pass their knowledge along. Victoria Johnson of VetCT talks about microlearning for veterinary professionals.
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Burnout is incredibly prevalent in the veterinary industry, so how can veterinarians learn to identify risk of burnout and cope with stress? Dr. Quincy Hawley of Get MotiVETed! about well-being in veterinary medicine.
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One of the biggest worries about pet ownership is that your pet will go missing, and while there are methods to identify and track lost pets, they are imperfect solutions. Lorien Clemens of PetHub talks about digital ID tags.
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