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Managing risks is something that all professionals must do in practising their professions. Identify some of the risks faced by veterinarians in companion animal practice and discuss how they may be managed.

Managing risks is something that all professionals must do in practising their professions. Identify some of the risks faced by veterinarians in companion animal practice and discuss how they may be managed.
Park F
NZVA Companion Animal Society Newsletter, Volume 15, Issue 2, pp 24-25, Jun 2004

Article class: Newsletter article

Subject Terms: Biosecurity, Management, Risk assessment/factors, Surgery, Veterinary profession

Animal Type: Cat, Companion animal, General

Publisher: Companion Animal Society of the New Zealand Veterinary Association

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