Practice Management Seminar at the Okayama Veterinary Medical Association

This is the second time I have spoken at a seminar held by the Okayama Veterinary Medical Association, and the last time was in July 2015.
At that time, I talked about various changes in the external and internal environments under the title of “Environmental changes approaching veterinary clinics in Japan.”

This time, I talked about the following six themes after verifying how much the “changes” introduced last time actually had an impact to the veterinary industry.

  1. Polarization of animal hospitals
  2. From the Pharmaceutical Affairs Law to the Pharmaceutical Machinery Law, and further revisions
  3. Cats outnumber dogs, after that
  4. Changes in the environment surrounding veterinary hospitals
  5. The near future of small animal medicine
  6. Okayama Prefecture has Okayama-own Veterinary Medicine

I received many questions. Thank you very much.

Companion animal market stokes Japanese industry progress, slowdown expected in 2021 (IHS Markit)

IHS Markit

Mr. Joseph Harvey of IHS Markit kindly wrote another article regarding Japanese animal health market based on Mr. Fukui’s and Dr. Ujimasa’s presentations during Animal Health Innovation Asia 2021 on October 19-20.
Mr. Fukui is President of Nippon Zenyaku Kogyo (Zenoaq).
It was featured in the daily digest of IHS Markit news on November 1st. We are very honored.

And surprisingly, you can hear the news from the link below:

“Companion animal market stokes Japanese industry progress, slowdown expected in 2021 (IHS Markit)” の続きを読む

A part of our video presentation became an article on IHS Markit.

Dr. Yuki Ujimasa, DVM, MS, President of AHRMS, Inc., gave a presentation entitled “Regulatory Pathways and Market Insights in Japan” at Animal Health Innovation Asia 2021 held on October 19-20, and Mr. Joseph Harvey, Editor of IHS Markit, picked up a part of the presentation and introduced it as an article.

“A part of our video presentation became an article on IHS Markit.” の続きを読む