Protecting Your Equine Veterinary Practice
At the 2017 AAEP Convention, Nina Mouledous, DVM, of the AVMA PLIT Trust, gave a comprehensive presentation on ways to minimize liability claims in a veterinary practice.
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Ethics in Everyday Equine Veterinary Practice
Ethical decisions happen every day, and they can lead to stress.
Cases Clarify Compounding Liability
Manage your risks and exposure if you use compounded products in your veterinary practice.
2016 AAEP Convention Ethics Focus
The AAEP is bringing ethics to the forefront of discussions in equine veterinary practice.
Equine Insurance Policies and Non-FDA-Approved Drugs
Following basic standard-of-care principles not only protects you, but also protects horse owners in the event of an adverse event.
Agency and the Vet Bill
Veterinarians should establish whether the horse owner will be billed directly or whether responsibility lies with the farm manager or trainer who made the call. Failure to do so can be a recipe for disaster.
Will You Create Tax Problems by Selling Your Practice?
Have you done your homework to discover what the tax consequences will be when you sell your prized asset--your veterinary business?
Creating A Legally Defensible Medical Record
a medical record can be the first, and best, line of defense for a veterinarian facing a malpractice claim—but only if the record is complete and accurate.
AAEP: What You Missed in Anaheim
From the economy to technological advances, the challenges are many.