Summer 2025 (see p. 10: The Value Matrix: A shared decision-making tool for today’s veterinary practice)
Spring 2025 (see p. 9: Veterinary team relational coordination improves perceived workplace psychological climate, job satisfaction, and employee retention)
Fall 2024 (see p. 13: Motivating clients to act on weight management: what information is needed in conversations with the pet parent)
Summer 2024 (see p. 10: Burden transfer and its effect on veterinary team members)
Winter 2024 (see p. 6: Veterinarians and clients at odds about how value is perceived)
Spring 2023 (see p. 8: Veterinary technicians contribute to shared decision-making)
To see more articles in Canadian Vet Practice magazine, click here.
Articles in Best Friends magazine, of the Ontario Veterinary College Pet Trust
Fall 2022/Winter 2023 (see p. 12: From Nose to “Tale”)
Spring/Summer 2022 (see p. 8: Your Pet, Your Vet and You)
Podcasts and Webinars
VetMed Mind Podcast, August 2025: Success stories & lessons learned: Dr. Jason Coe & Dr. Jane Shaw
The Cone of Shame Veterinary Podcast, July 2025: Relational coordination in vet clinics
Veterinary Vertex Podcast, June 2025: The team advantage: Relational coordination in veterinary practice
Vet Sessions Podcast, Mar. 2025: Developing communication skills for veterinary practice with Dr. Jane Shaw & Dr. Jason Coe
Vet Sessions Podcast, Feb. 2025: Value matrix with Dr. Jason Coe
Veterinary Vertex Podcast, Dec. 2024: Boosting veterinary client engagement with benefit-focused communication
Another recent resource from the RCVM@OVC team designed to strengthen clinical communication skills in veterinary practice
Co-written by RCVM@OVC member Dr. Jason Coe and collaborator Dr. Jane Shaw
Offered in this resource:
For more information:
“Those who read this book and put the simple yet powerful tools inside to use will find stronger connections, greater engagement and commitment, and a deeper sense of meaning in their day-to-day work both with clients and team members. As a veterinary consultant, I’ll be referencing these lessons in my daily work and recommending this book to everyone I encounter.”
“I teach and coach communication skills across Canada to veterinary professionals in all types of practices, and I show and share the resources of RCVM in every presentation. Of particular value are the infographics. I appreciate the readability, the clear overview of the research project and the associated findings, and recommendations with a direct link to the paper. This is incredibly helpful to show all members of veterinary teams and it helps spread the message that communication is truly a skills-based study.”