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The Queen was shown round treatment rooms, operating theatre and diagnostic facilities by Richard Coomer, met the staff and some of the in-patients, and was presented with a lovely posy of flowers by Graham and Evie's youngest.

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Brian Whitt presented a highly interactive session, showing many unique features of the system which is available in Dutch now for mixed practice clinics, as well as those with an emphasis on equine work.

Lieuwke Kranenburg presented two case studies highlighting the benefits of Eclipse in practice, and explaining how she is able to use the software to track and treat her cases more efficiently and effectively.

Evert van Roekel led a tour of the clinic's facilities, after an excellent lunch, and answered questions on the implementation issues encountered during the transition to this innovative new Eclipse program. Evert was happy to confirm that, from day one, the support provided was excellent and had continued to be very responsive, giving staff great confidence quickly in their new systems.

Speaking on only the second day after 'go live', Managing Partner, Evert van Roekel, said "Seems to go very good today. Of course still some points, but mainly adjustments to our clinic and not technical problems. Feels already good that we did this transition!"

Dierenkliniek Emmeloord is a large mixed practice in northern Holland with an excellent reputation clinically and as a leading innovator. When the project is complete, Eclipse will link the lab analysers for automatic reporting of test results, the diagnostic imaging equipment for fully automated integration into animal histories, and Eclipse Mobile to enable ambulatory and farm vets to carry all the necessary information with them on field visits.

Dierenkliniek Emmeloord