Aspects of practice management

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There are few professions that would equal veterinary science in the demands that are made on the individual practitioner. The same is true of the criticisms levelled against the practitioner — if he makes a profit, he is “money-hungry”, if he fails to make ends meet, he is just another “failure”. To nobody is this more apparent than the humble practitioners themselves.

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J.R. Gannon

Address given to the 50th Annual Conference of the New Zealand Veterinary Association, Nelson, February, 1974.