Adam Little
@alittle
Adam Little
- 72% of pet parents are very/extremely concerned about the financial implications of the cost of their pet's specialty care as they are the potential outcome.
- Half would be stressed by a specialty care bill of up to $1,000, with 81% being stressed if the bill increased towards $2,500.
- Only 25% of specialists believe pet parents have realistic
Synchrony Financial • New Synchrony Research Finds Pet Parents Are Equally as Concerned About the Cost of Specialty Veterinary Care as their Pet's Potential Outcome
Why language models hallucinate
openai.com
TUESDAY, Oct. 29, 2024 (HealthDay News) -- Artificial intelligence can accurately detect heart murmurs in dogs, a new study finds.
The AI program detects heart murmurs in canines with 90% accuracy, similar to the accuracy of expert cardiologists, researchers report.
The AI program detects heart murmurs in canines with 90% accuracy, similar to the accuracy of expert cardiologists, researchers report.
Dennis Thompson • AI Might Help Pick Up Heart Trouble in Dogs
“Raise your words, not voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder.” - Rumi
Weave found that 60% of providers say patients are less reasonable now than 12 months ago. According to Weave’s research, 20% of providers think their patients trust them less than a year ago while 96% of providers think their patients lie to them during appointments.
Weave • The 2023 Veterinary Business Insights Report
We asked veterinarians what challenges they are having MORE trouble with over the past 12 months. There was some nuance in the response between private and corporate practices:
Corporate Practices
Private Practices
Corporate Practices
- Finding staff
- Staff burnout
- Pet owner financial constraints
Private Practices
- Finding staff
- Pet owner financial constraints
- High appointment demand