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  • By Matthew Limb Vet practices are well placed to manage a possible second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic but some struggling businesses will be tipped over the edge, say industry and profession leaders [ ]they would be better prepared for further lockdowns, which for some parts of the country are happening now, she said Business analyst Adrian Nelson-Pratt said: ‘It comes down to building teams in the right way that respects the rules and keeps them operational, eg, splitting teams, creating mini-bubbles, spreading their opening hours, keeping clients out of the building until they’ve got certain protective measures in place ’
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  • Veterinary_Record
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  • Can the profession cope with a second wave?
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  • #821860
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  • 2020

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