Module 1 (Cram)

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Personal attributes that enable someone to interact effectively/harmoniously with other people

Soft skills

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List some soft skills

Creativity, time management, analytical thinking, multitasking, verbal/written communication, adaptable, team player, conflict resolution, leadership

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List some highly effective technologist qualities

Proactive, self motivated, positive, cross train, creativity, synergize, flexible, participate, not "just a technologist"

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Someone who buys a product from a business rather than an individual or group of professionals

Customer

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Someone who engages the services of a professional, buys advice and solutions personalized to their needs

Client

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What are the five significant factors that influence clients?

  1. Reliability

  2. Assurance

  3. Tangibles (appearances)

  4. Empathy

  5. Responsiveness

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How long does it take for a client to form a first impression?

5–30 seconds

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What sense has the strongest memory cue?

Odour

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What are the three locations where a client forms a first impression of a clinic?

  1. External

  2. Reception

  3. Exam room

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What are the seven reasons people call a veterinary clinic?

  1. Appointment

  2. Response to media

  3. Advice

  4. Fees

  5. Emergencies

  6. Animal status

  7. Referrals

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After how many rings should you answer the phone?

1–3 rings

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What is the minimum number of lines a hospital should have for incoming calls?

2

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In telephone triage, what kind of call takes precedence over all else?

Emergencies

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What kind of caller will need your undivided attention, might necessitate taking the call in another room?

Euthanasia

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True or false: Calls from other doctors can be placed on hold or called back

False. These should be handled immediately if possible

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What two types of callers can be put on hold or called back?

  1. Appointment

  2. Fees

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What six items should you write down when taking a message?

  1. Name of caller

  2. Date and time

  3. Phone number

  4. Who message is for

  5. What call is about

  6. Expectation (when to call back) Remember: Never dial phones without working empathy

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True or false: The strongest memory of an event is formed in the last portion

True

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What are the four things you should say when ending a call?

  1. Date and time of appointment

  2. Address/directions to clinic

  3. Ask for client phone number

  4. Methods of payment

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What does an unsatisfied client usually want the most?

To be heard

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Should you apologize for the prices if a client is dissatisfied because of fees?

No. Apologize for error or miscommunication, never prices

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How many times should you phone a client about a recent or upcoming appointment or treatment?

3 times

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HBC

Hit by car

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GDV

Gastric dilation and volvulus syndrome

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Dystocia

Difficult birth

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What is the #1 complain from veterinary clients?

Waiting

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What side of your body should you wear your nametag?

Right

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What is the platinum rule of service?

Do unto others as they wish to have done to them

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What are the four personality types encountered in clinic?

  1. Rulers

  2. Relators

  3. Analytical

  4. Entertainers

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What is the main reason an owner does not follow recommendations?

They didn't feel the recommended treatment was necessary

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What are the 3 key factors in communication?

  1. Confidence

  2. Sincerity

  3. Trust

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What are the 3 things we should do to avoid client conflict?

  1. Competence

  2. Communication

  3. Compassion

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List the A–5 approach to diffuse client conflict

  1. Acknowledge

  2. Apologize

  3. Affirm

  4. Answer

  5. Act