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RCVS VSC BAME Student Support Working Group Report
... exists, and to make further recommendations to improve the experience of BAME students. It is recognised that more needs to be done to support BAME students and the contents of this report provide the ...
Part A: RCVS Day One Competences for Veterinary Nurses
... nurse decides to enter, and some roles may require further training and qualifications (eg. Specialist theatre nursing, education). A newly registered veterinary nurse who has achieved day one competence ...
New RCVS President promises a presidential year focused on listening and engagement
... the College’s new Royal Charter, which would come into force in 2015, including the merging of the List and the Register of Veterinary Nurses, the recognition of VNs as associates of the RCVS 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 ...
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 ...