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An online course in monitoring vital signs is offered by Greenwich University's School of Health and Social Care. Planning efforts, include setting up assessment procedures, making the course accessible to the disabled and setting up coursework, are described.

The article presents communication techniques to make a positive conversation regarding a cat's diabetes diagnosis. The author suggests veterinary practitioners to help their clients by offering a gentle treatment. Discussing the appropriate diet for the pet is recommended. Scheduling a follow-up checkup in order to check the treatment progress is suggested.

The article presents scheduling guidelines for veterinary practice managers. Topics discussed include knowing the team's scheduling guidelines, discussing service before price, and being prepared to handle different personalities and intense situations. Also mentioned is scheduling a veterinarian for surgery, diagnosis and prescription, offering to email materials about the practice, and informing pet owners about the practice's financial policy.

The article talks about the practice of veterinary medicine and training new team members. Topics include the value of clear expectations and using an expectation log in training new team members, navigating the training loop by outlining a training program along with an expectation log of training goals to master within a specific amount of time, how team members can use expectation logs to demonstrate their skills, and the benefits of a tailored learning curve and a welcoming environment.

The article discusses the role of each members of a pet care facility in rabies vaccination which include a receptionist, technician and veterinarian.