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When you first log into the
Veterinary Information Network,

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you will see this screen.

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This will give you quick
access to the veterinary search

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engine, drug information,
disease chapters,

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client education handouts,
anesthesia and sedation

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protocols, learning tools,
and educational videos.

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Along the right side of the
dashboard are powerful tools to

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help you post your cases
for input by specialists and

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colleagues, access
clinical calculators,

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organize and store
information in your My Stuff,

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track your VINning with
your My Activities,

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and find hidden jewls
within win using the VINdex.

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Let's try a case.

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You've just diagnosed a
canine patient with diabetes.

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Your initial search brings
thousands of results,

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which can be narrowed using the
filters in the right column of

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the search page.

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A newly diabetic
dog needs insulin.

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Using the drug information tab,
find information about types of

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insulin available and details about
the one you choose to prescribe.

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To learn more about diabetes,

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select the diseases
tab and do a search,

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or browse the table of contents.

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Once the pet is stable
and ready for discharge,

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the client will need to know
how to continue care at home.

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Print an article for the
owner or email them a link to

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appropriate client
information sheets.

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On the initial
physical examination,

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you noted that your patient had a
ruptured cranial cruciate ligament.

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Now that it's stable,

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what do you need to know to
anesthetize the patient safely?

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If you need to review the
anatomy of the canine stifle

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prior to surgery, look no
further than the 3D anatomy tool.

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Are there overly visible
conditions that may be caused

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by diabetes in a dog?

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A search of the video
collections, will show you a

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VINner's patient that developed a
dibilatating manefistation of the disease.

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Now that you found
all these resources,

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you'd still like help from
the VIN consultants who are global

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experts and specialists.

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Click here for step by
step instructions on how to post

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your case to the message boards.

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Pick the most
appropriate specialty,

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add a discussion title, enter
your patient's signalment,

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and open a posting window.

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Many folders have
posting instructions.

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Follow these to get the
most from your post.

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Enter your history, examination
findings, diagnostics,

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and so forth, and then
post your message.

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Make sure that you've
subscribed so that you'll

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receive email notifications when
someone responds in your discussion.

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Use your My Activities to
find your case, discussion,

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or your previous search results.

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Once you've posted your case,

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add it to your My Stuff
to find it quickly again

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And mark it with a star so it
appears in the my favorites

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tab of your personal VINdex.

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Within the suit of calculators,

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use the filter to
narrow the options.

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Use the glucose curve plotter
to record your patient's data

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and save for comparison
to later curves.

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When you return to one of
the tabs during the session,

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you find it just as you left it.

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To return to the home page for
that tab, click the gold home icon.

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As always, send your
feedback to help make the

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Veterinary Information Network
better for the entire global

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VIN community.

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Join over one hundred thousand
colleagues and try the

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veterinary information
network during a thirty day,

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no strings attached free trial,

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and see how VIN can help
you do your job even better.

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Give it a try.