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In Practice 27:54-55 (2005)
© 2005 British Veterinary Association


PRACTICE MANAGEMENT

A question of sales

1. What value to practice?

ROSS TIFFIN

AT a time when many practices are taking stock and trying to anticipate the effect of the Department of Trade and Industry/Competition Commission recommendations, serious consideration needs to be given to what exactly the profession, and its customers, will want out of veterinary practice over the next decade or two. With a potential decrease in income from medicines sales, alternative sources of income will need to be found. Here, Ross Tiffin gets the ball rolling by posing a series of questions to encourage practitioners to consider the relative importance and value to the practice of their existing ‘leveraged sales’. A follow-up article discussing the subject in more depth will appear in next month’s In Practice.







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