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Level of Drug Dispensing and Future Changes Anticipated by Food Animal Veterinary Practices - A Regional Comparison

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  • Bullock, David
  • Kliebenstein, James
  • Thorne, James
  • McKean, James

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Veterinary practices are continually undergoing change in response to scientific and economic activities. The types of services offered can change over time in response to client needs. ' As with any industry, changes are dynamic and a natural phenomenon for increasing or at least maintaining the income base. Drug dispensing as a part of the veterinary practice is one element of change currently receiving attention. Evaluation and discussion of this alternative is occurring in the animal health field.

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  • Bullock, David & Kliebenstein, James & Thorne, James & McKean, James, 1991. "Level of Drug Dispensing and Future Changes Anticipated by Food Animal Veterinary Practices - A Regional Comparison," ISU General Staff Papers 199108010700001230, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
    • Handle: RePEc:isu:genstf:199108010700001230
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