VBJ articles

DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING HAS changed beyond all recognition in recent years. If you are excited about … more

Despite the national minimum wage being in force for 13 years, employers are still making … more

ROB TILLYARD cautions that unless practices are vigilant, they risk having IT systems and data … more

The Government is introducing new laws requiring all employers to automatically enrol their workers into … more

An unhealthy proportion of people have not made a will. Throw into the mix a … more

A practice that changes its outlook on recruitment can make radical inroads to changing both … more

STUART CHAMBERLAIN is an author and consultant in employment law at Croner. IN 2010, AS … more

Veterinary practices, like other businesses, suffer from unpaid bills and bad debts. The law can … more

Without training in business skills even the best practice cannot progress. Vets must place CPD … more

B and W Equine Group has succeeded in bringing together two equine practices with several … more

In this column on health and safety issues in practice, NIGEL LEA looks at a … more

With the advent of modern technologies it has become critical for practices to keep up … more

Is technology a breeze or just confusing? Is your practice aware of the possibilities? The … more

LOW-LEVEL LASERS have been used since the 1980s for tissue biostimulation and pain management. In … more

The new K-Laser is one of the most exciting and versatile pieces of equipment available … more

Amid the doom and gloom of spending cuts and tax increases, there is some good … more

In the latest article for VBJ on technology, ROB TILLYARD looks at software for creating … more