Anyone with an Internet connection knows how easy it is to get lost on the Web. One minute you're checking your e-mail or
paying a utility bill, and the next you're watching hours' worth of funny pet videos on YouTube. There's plenty of nonsense
out there, and lost productivity is the last thing you want to introduce into your veterinary practice.
But failing to provide Internet access to your team members has its drawbacks, too, according to Donna Recupido-Bauman, CVPM,
hospital administrator at Veterinary Specialty Care in Mt. Pleasant, S.C. First, you're missing out on important medical research
opportunities, she says. Veterinary reference books are useful tools, but a quick Internet search is often more helpful, Recupido-Bauman
says. Online CE is also available from a variety of sources, and many of the classes are free.
More in this package:
How much time do you spend accessing veterinary information online while you're at work?
What do you use the Internet for at work?
Are employees at your veterinary practice able to access the Web?