Here’s the proof 👇🏼 In a 2020 study in Canada: ➡️ Practice revenue increased by $80k for every additional veterinary technician per one vet ➡️ Technician utilisation was association with a $355k difference in practice revenue - lower technician utilisation scores, lower revenue And most importantly... 💰Clinics where technicians earned >$21/hour generated an additional $122k in revenue on average, compared with clinics paying technicians

Does a loose cuff always equal an inaccurate result? The answer is... it depends. In this study (which you can read here: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC12329061/) the authors sequentially loosened the BP cuff from an ideal fit up to 15% looser in a group of healthy anaesthetised dogs. And - they found that BP readings did not significantly change from those measured with the ‘ideal’ fitting cuff. Now does this mean that we can abandon the idea of an ideal fit? Not at all. But in those