Veterinary professionals should look to embrace virtual care platforms as a complement to the work they do in-clinic
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The current and projected growth of veterinary telemedicine is certainly exciting
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Telemedicine is not a replacement for a physical exam, but it can be a very helpful tool
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The Livestock Veterinary Innovation Initiative aims to increase options for care in rural Ontario via telemedicine and mobile clinics
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In the veterinary industry, telemedicine has stood the test of time
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If you haven’t already incorporated telemedicine into your practice one way or another, you ought to consider it as a way of modernizing
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Michelle Tuma, DVM, owner of Northwest Territories Veterinary Services
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Airvet is used by more than 4200 veterinary professionals, the company says
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When it comes to deciding how you provide telemedicine to your clients and patients, don’t overthink it
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Remote consultation is about helping veterinarians do more with the information they already have at their disposal
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To stay competitive, veterinarians must evolve their traditional business model and become ‘brick and click’
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The Veterinary Virtual Care Association says it will effectively accelerate the adoption of telehealth within veterinary medicine
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MWI Animal Health is set to offer Petriage’s telemedicine services as part of a veterinary toolkit
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Avoiding the “analysis paralysis” that comes with choosing a platform
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BabelBark has teamed up with telehealth provider, whiskerDocs, on a free 24-hour veterinary help hotline for triage
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BabelBark is offering veterinary practices free use of its telemedicine platform
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The multi-species conference saw nearly 2,200 attendants from 80 countries
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