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By this stage of the pandemic, there can’t be a household in Britain that doesn’t have a go-to recipe for banana bread. With time on our hands and too many ever-blackening bananas slumping gently down into the fruit bowl, turning out endless loaves of banana......
Whilst apps, messaging services and webchats are becoming increasingly important in veterinary practice, the good old telephone will always play a key role in putting owners in touch with the practice team. Adapting to the pandemic has brought about five years of progress in just......
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So the start of another week as we race towards May
So an interesting lateral thought this week all about oven chips
The rates at which houses go on fire has dropped dramatically
It is rare for this to happen compared to a few decades ago
And the reason ?
Oven chips
No chip pans
No more boiling oil and fat
No more kitchen fires!
Who knew that oven chips would have such a big impact on house fire rates?
House fires where very much more common due to chip pans going on fire and flammable materials in houses meant that those fires took hold
So the invention of oven chips stopped most of the fires starting as the chip pan stopped being used !
So what might be the “oven chip” moment for veterinary care?
We know it’s a random thought process but as we have gone through a whole year of change maybe one thing that might change is how owners pay for and access care and services?
What big change will impact what we do?
What will be our professions “ oven chips” moment?
Could it be the removal of paying for each transaction?
As paid subscriptions grow dramatically in all other sectors maybe our “oven chip” moment is all about not asking for payment at the point of care and running subscriptions and agree to pay programmes like Uber or deliveroo or Amazon
They keep your details
You don’t pay
You just get charged
You agree to this up front
So what do you think?
What will be our ”Oven Chips” game changer?
#OneVetTeam
#OvenChips
The blossom is well underway and hope is springing that we are getting to see people and be the social creatures we truly are.
It’s been a tough time for so many and continues to be so for many too.
In the lockdown some things have become more tricky and for many in the retail sector the people aka shoppers behaviour has led to the wearing of body cams, in addition to store CCTV
So once again we can consider the role of cctv and recorded calls in the veterinary workplace
As many of you will know we are great fans of cctv and call recording
With the event recorded life is so much easier to review and manage and can be very useful in those debates that end up being “ he said, she said, we said ....”
So what do you think to these body cams?
Thankfully the profession doesn’t have the same type of physical assaults as retail workers so these are unlikely to be needed for most, though lone night workers might feel safer maybe?
So the principle of recording interactions for later review, either for safety or learning, is one we just have to embrace sooner or later
We can learn so much from reviewing what actually was said and done
As a CPD opportunity, reviewing calls, consults and front desk interactions are priceless
And we can also review for safety and security as needed
So what do you think?
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www.9news.com.au/national/body-cameras-to-be-trialled-at-woolworths-amid-rise-in-abuse-on-staff/3...
Hard day at the office today for #Shamii cat
As Onswitch HQ isn’t in use and we are all working from home, the printer copier thing came home
So #Shamii was supervising today’s meetings
Found the sun
Had a snooze
So what do you think he is thinking today?
#Shamii
#OneVetTeam
Apologies if you were trying to get on the web today
Gremlins of unknown origin happened! Was off for a wee while now back on again
#Web #TurnItOffTurnItOnAgain
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Well done @Noahhhh93 for taking the time to “connect”
We can “connect” in so many little ways that mean the world to patients and customer/ clients in Veterinary medicine #Empathy #Connect
So so pleased to see this live and out there for folks with small pets
A dedicated service for small mammals who are often very stressed by vets visits
Well done 👍
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