Fall 2025 (see p. 10: Talking about “why”: How communicating benefits can boost client engagement in preventive care)
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)
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
Veterinary Vertex Podcast, November 2025: How veterinary teams use agenda-setting to boost client satisfaction and efficiency
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
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.”