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4/23/2014 Interactive Workshop: State of the Profession from a General Practice Perspective Karen Faunt DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVIM VP Medical Quality Banfield Pet Hospital Our Shared Goal 1 4/23/2014 Choices Choices 2 4/23/2014 Design


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Interactive Workshop: State

  • f the Profession from a

General Practice Perspective

Karen Faunt DVM, MS,

  • Dipl. ACVIM

VP Medical Quality Banfield Pet Hospital

Our Shared Goal

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Choices Choices

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Design Thinking Process

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Banfield by the Numbers

Pets

  • n Optimum

Wellness Plans

DVM’s Average age

  • f associates

Pet visits Hospitals nationwide

850

Female Associates hired per year Total associates CTS associates U.S. hospitals

850

Female

Veterinarians

Pet visits

Elements of Preventive Care

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What We Do

SICK PETS LAB EMERGENCIES WALK-INS SURGERIES DENTISTRY X-RAYS X-RAYS WELL PETS EUTHANASIA

Referral Analysis

Banfield recently conducted an analysis to gain insight into the referrals pet owners receive from their primary provider.

  • March 2013 AA&U Study data
  • Analyze questions related to referrals:
  • How frequently referrals are given
  • Why referrals are given

Objective Methodology

4/7/2014 10 CE Overview

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AA&U Methodology

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  • Online Survey
  • 25 minute length
  • US National Recruitment
  • Target Criteria
  • Online Panel
  • Age 18-69
  • Own at least one dog or cat

as a pet (natural fallout between the two)

  • Involved in making decisions

about their pets’ veterinary care

  • Have taken their pet to a

veterinarian at least once in the past 12 months

  • Fieldwork 03/01/13 – 03/7/13
  • Competitive Context
  • VCA Animal Hospitals
  • National Veterinary Associates
  • Other veterinary providers
  • Sample Sizes
  • Total n=2000
  • Aware of Banfield n=814
  • Banfield Recent Visitors (visited

in the past 12 months) n=361

  • Banfield Triers (ever tried

Banfield) n=458

  • VCA Triers n=325
  • NVA Triers n=285
  • Independent vet triers

(“Others”) n=1759

Key Referral Findings

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Reasons Banfield veterinarians refer Services needed How do Banfield veterinarians differ from other veterinarians?

  • 18% of Banfield clients say they were referred

to another vet at least once in the past 12 months

  • Lower rate than cited for VCA and NVA
  • Higher rate than for independent vets
  • Services we can not provide
  • Cardiology
  • Behavior

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4/23/2014 7 The Most Common Conditions Referred by Banfield: Behavior and Cardiology

Why referral given Banfield VCA NVA "Others" Diet 27% 12% 21% 14% Dentistry 6% 27% 18% 12% Behavior 24% 27% 14% 8% Dermatology 9% 15% 18% 10% Ophthalmology 12% 8% 14% 10% Surgery 9% 8% 14% 16% Cardiology 21% 4% 21% 5%

CE Overview 13 Q46 In the past 12 months, have any of these providers referred you to another veterinary service provider because they did not offer the care your pet(s) needed? Q47 And for which of the following areas were you referred from...? 13

What is: VPI

Finances # of vets Visits

  • 57% increased visits
  • 31% decreased visits
  • Increased # of

new grads each year

  • 48% increased profit
  • 35% decreased profit

Source: VPI – Veterinary Economics Financial Health Study, 2014

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What is: DVM 360

Source: DVM 360 Magazine, Jan15, 2014

6 yr trend in applications

  • Total apps: 29,805
  • Unique apps: 6,744

2.1 applications / first year seat

Process

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Journey Mapping Journey Mapping

  • Point of view

assigned by table:

– Pet – Client – General Practitioner (referring vet) – Specialist

  • Time: 10 minutes
  • Share highlights with

room: 3 minutes per

table

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What if…

If Anything were Possible, what Would Enable us to…

  • Create better
  • utcomes & better

experiences for our shared

– Clients & Pets

  • 1 idea per sticky note

– Work individually – Time: 3 minutes

  • Work as a table to

collate & pick top 10 ideas: 5 minutes

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What if: Different Point of View

  • Consider additional

ideas if you were:

– Walt Disney – Bill Gates – Your favorite superhero

  • 1 idea per sticky note

– Work individually – Time: 3 minutes

  • Work as a table to

collate & pick top 5 ideas from both rounds

– Time: 5 minutes – Report out: 2 minutes per table

What Wows

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What’s Next?