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Advancement of the Professions Committee Papers - May 2022
... to this question within the group, and so formed a subgroup to invite other, experienced and specialist individuals to join the group and share their opinions. The subgroup is currently still in the ...
Advancement of the Professions Committee Papers - 12 September 2023
... The 2023 RCVS Knowledge Awards also saw 12 applicants awarded as highly commended and two recognised as ‘ones to watch’ in the Quality Improvement category, while six were highly commended in the ...
VN Council Committee Papers February 2023
... • First visit under new standards will take place in March 2023 (Liverpool). • Review of AP / Specialist status ongoing – clinical careers event 7 December, and report going to Education Committee in ...
University of Glasgow Accreditation Report 2018
... provided. Licence to practise qualifications must be accredited by a UK University/HEI or by an AO recognised by the UK national regulatory authorities. Applications must be made by the principal or chief ...
RCVS Council Papers November 2021 (Part 2 of 2)
... Meeting of 25 June 2021. The Committee had welcomed a new member, as approved by VN Council, with specialist knowledge of post-registration qualifications. An additional member of staff had joined the quality ...
VN Council Committee Papers February 2022
... • Increasing challenges with the availability and implementation of EMS requirements in future recognised. We hosted a stakeholder event to look at the longer-term solutions, which was successful, and ...
Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Veterinary Surgeons
... the stressful situation was made worse because VSs were undervalued and their contribution was not recognised. ● Other respondents spoke of clients having a lack of understanding and being excessively ...
The 2019 Survey of the Veterinary Profession
... A similar division is apparent regarding societal recognition: there is agreement that VSs are recognised as a leading force for animal health and welfare, but disagreement that their role in public health ...
The 2019 Survey of the Veterinary Nursing Profession
... skills and to its environmental footprint. In addition, on average they do not believe that VNs are recognised in society as a leading force for animal health and welfare or for their role in public health. 1 ...
Impact of the Covid-19 Pandemic on Veterinary Nurses
... practice, but not to you 1430 81.5 Animals known to another veterinary practice, referred to you for specialist advice 534 30.4 Animals from another veterinary practice known to your practice, that was ...
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