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| The September 2024 issue of Veterinary Practice News Canada is now available! |
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| A beginner’s guide to AI scribe tools
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The time-consuming nature of documentation significantly contributes to burnout,
especially as legal and regulatory requirements for records grow more comprehensive.
Fortunately, the advent of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, particularly AI
copilots, assistants, and scribe tools, offers a promising solution.
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| Will AI affect veterinary radiology?
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The veterinary world has witnessed a technological revolution propelled by AI in recent
years. As of the end of 2023, AI has permeated various professions, raising concerns
among traditionalists about its potential takeover of routine and essential tasks.
However, the question arises: Is AI in veterinary radiology a force to be feared and
shunned, or should it be embraced and fully utilized?
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| The veterinary technician: An undervalued asset?
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In the chaotic world of veterinary medicine—a profession often overshadowed by its
most prominent player, veterinarians—there exists a role with a pivotal capacity in
generating revenue: The veterinary technician. Usually overlooked in discussions
of practice economics, these highly skilled professionals not only support the clinical
operations and patient outcomes but also significantly contribute to the financial
health of veterinary practices.
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| Why I changed my mind about supporting lasers
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When Dr. Mike Petty, DVM, first tried a class IIIb laser for pain treatment, he found
it difficult to use and ineffective. However, after discovering a class IV laser, he became
an advocate due to its success in improving pain management, speeding up recovery,
and treating respiratory issues.
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