Veterinary Medicine and Practice: 25 Years in the Future and the Economic Steps to Get There

Predicting 25 years out is no easy task – long term assessments have variable criteria such as sustainability, strategic relevance, and financial performance. In Veterinary Medicine and Practice 25 Years in the Future and the Economic Steps to Get There, Tom Catanzaro and Terry Hall condense facts from recent studies, identify the social and technological long–term trends to watch, and supply an economic roadmap that will help veterinary professionals steer their practices through the next quarter of a century.
The insightful book

summarizes emerging trends in veterinary healthcare delivery.
offers financial planning priorities for veterinarians by career stage (priorities for new graduates, new buyers of a practice, practice owners nearing retirement, etc.).
stresses fundamental financial principles and life–balance needs.
outlines the steps and strategies veterinarians should follow to ensure financial well–being.

Spis treści:
Introduction.
Chapter 1: The World of the New Millennium.
Chapter 2: The Story of a Veterinarian’s Search.
Chapter 3: Emerging Practice Size Trends.
Chapter 4: Mega Study Evolution.
Chapter 5: Veterinary Transition from Control to Leadership.
Chapter 6: The Consultant’s Story.
Chapter 7: Steps to Financial Success.
Appendix A: Healthy People 2010, A New Focus for Veterinary Medicine.
Appendix B: What is Facilitation?.
Appendix C: Creating a Vision for Strategic Assessment.
Appendix D: Debt Retirement in the Millennium.
Appendix E: The Financial Planning Process.
Appendix F: Savings Accumulation Strategies.
Appendix G: Retirement Plans and IRAs.
Appendix H: Insights Into Investing.
Appendix I: Estate Planning Concepts.
Appendix J: Charting a Practice Course.
Appendix K: Our Future in Our Community.
Appendix L: A Primer Glossary on Money.

Nota biograficzna:
Thomas E. Catanzaro, DVM, MHA, FACHE, Diplomate, American College of Healthcare Executives, is the only veterinarian to have achieved board certification in this prestigious 30,000+ member organization and is a full–time veterinary consultant. In the past 10 years he has built the largest veterinary–exclusive, diplomate–led veterinary consulting team in the United States.
Terry H. Hall, DVM, CFP, is a former small animal clinician/multi–practice owner and one of few veterinarians to have achieved the Certified Financial Planner designation. He has provided telephone and on–site management assistance to more than 1,500 veterinarians and practice owners and owns a full–time financial planning practice that specializes in financial success strategies for veterinarians and practice owners.

Okładka tylna:
Predicting 25 years out is no easy task – long term assessments have variable criteria such as sustainability, strategic relevance, and financial performance. In Veterinary Medicine and Practice 25 Years in the Future and the Economic Steps to Get There, Tom Catanzaro and Terry Hall condense facts from recent studies, identify the social and technological long–term trends to watch, and supply an economic roadmap that will help veterinary professionals steer their practices through the next quarter of a century.
The insightful book

summarizes emerging trends in veterinary healthcare delivery.
offers financial planning priorities for veterinarians by career stage (priorities for new graduates, new buyers of a practice, practice owners nearing retirement, etc.).
stresses fundamental financial principles and life–balance needs.
outlines the steps and strategies veterinarians should follow to ensure financial well–being.