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Vets on track: working as a greyhound vet
In Practice, 2005FOR the past eight years, Jacqui Molyneux has worked as a ‘vet in attendance’ for a greyhound racing track. Here, she provides an insight into what this demanding, yet rewarding, area of practice activity entails.
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Vet Futures: young vet perspective
Veterinary Record, 2015Hannah Jordan, parliamentary intern to Lord Trees, recently undertook a literature review for the Vet Futures project. This joint endeavour between the BVA and the RCVS aims to develop an understanding of the issues facing the profession in order to prepare for change and to shape its future.
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How resilient are vets and vet nurses?
Veterinary Record, 2017People who work in high-pressure environments, such as a veterinary practice, often thrive on their high-octane work. How true is that for you? How does your mind-set impact your performance and resilience to stress at work? New research into this question will help shape the mental health and wellbeing support available to all members of the ...
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Vetting the Vetting Service: The Case for a Statutory Framework for Police Vetting in New Zealand
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019The activities of the New Zealand Police Vetting Service are often little understood. However, the Vetting Service fulfil an important public function of protecting vulnerable members of society from the risk of harm. To do so, the Vetting Service have the power to disclose information which the Police and Ministry of Justice hold on record about an ...
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Veterinary Record, 2019
Although I do not work within the veterinary sector, my partner does, and so I have started to read Vet Record and I am particularly interested in recent articles regarding mental health. I work within mental health services so I am used to supporting …
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Although I do not work within the veterinary sector, my partner does, and so I have started to read Vet Record and I am particularly interested in recent articles regarding mental health. I work within mental health services so I am used to supporting …
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Veterinary Record, 2019
After reading the recent article ‘Looking to India for vets’ (VR, 16 February 2019, vol 184, p 201), I was left feeling rather disappointed. I fully appreciate that the profession is facing a huge recruitment crisis and that Brexit potentially adds to this, but I thought the article revealed a lack of common sense and cultural awareness from the ...
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After reading the recent article ‘Looking to India for vets’ (VR, 16 February 2019, vol 184, p 201), I was left feeling rather disappointed. I fully appreciate that the profession is facing a huge recruitment crisis and that Brexit potentially adds to this, but I thought the article revealed a lack of common sense and cultural awareness from the ...
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Veterinary Record, 2019
At the British Farriers and Blacksmiths Association (BFBA) we were delighted to see, and endorse, the BVA’s vision for teamwork between vets and allied professionals ( VR , 26 October 2019, vol …
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At the British Farriers and Blacksmiths Association (BFBA) we were delighted to see, and endorse, the BVA’s vision for teamwork between vets and allied professionals ( VR , 26 October 2019, vol …
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Veterinary Record, 2015
Agnes Winter wanted to go to Bristol vet school to become a cattle vet, but ended up studying at Liverpool and ultimately became a sheep vet.
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Agnes Winter wanted to go to Bristol vet school to become a cattle vet, but ended up studying at Liverpool and ultimately became a sheep vet.
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Veterinary Record, 2015
Sean Wensley, the BVA President, comments: I thank Kirsty Turrell or flagging up this very important issue and I want to assure her that it is one of our priority issues. As we outlined in the BVA News article, one of our 10 policy priorities for the year is ‘Veterinary workforce issues and career support’, and recruitment issues are included in that ...
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Sean Wensley, the BVA President, comments: I thank Kirsty Turrell or flagging up this very important issue and I want to assure her that it is one of our priority issues. As we outlined in the BVA News article, one of our 10 policy priorities for the year is ‘Veterinary workforce issues and career support’, and recruitment issues are included in that ...
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