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Publish Date : 08-Jul-2014

Vetter Software has announced that it has joined hands with the Global Alliance for Animals and People (the GAAP) to support the latter's mission to help Latin American communities in finding locally-achievable, balanced and sustainable solutions to deal with the challenges and conflicts they face when they manage lands and animals.

The GAAP's head office and veterinary clinic in Valdivia, Chile will deploy Vetter Software's cloud practice management software to organize and boost patient care in the region.

GAAP will then expand the partnership to all other veterinary clinics that it has in Latin America.

Dr. Elena Garde, Program Director, the GAAP, stated : 'We at the GAAP are very excited to be partnering with Vetter Software and to be implementing a really user-friendly system to facilitate the management of our clinic. It's obvious that Vetter Software has a vested interest in global health affairs that fits nicely with our mission. For our staff and volunteers working in our clinic and on our field projects, the availability of this software in multiple languages and with easy access from very remote regions of the world is a huge factor in our project success.'

Sagi Solomon, Founder & CEO, Vetter Software, added : 'We're proud to support the great work that the GAAP is doing in Latin America. Our software will help streamline clinic operations, which will allow the team to care for more patients in less time. The fact that our software is in the cloud will also improve coordination between the clinic and providers in the field by allowing everyone to access patient records from wherever they are.'

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