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In Practice 19: 162-164 (1997)
© 1997 British Veterinary Association

Rationalising practice work

DIXON GUNN and JOS BELGRAVE

WHEN a sector of practice starts to decline, a stage may eventually be reached when the question arises of whether the practice should remain involved with that area of work. Dropping a sector of work is not straightforward, however. As this article explains, much thought is required, balancing reasoned calculations against the desire to offer a service to all the clients of the practice.







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