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- International vet work – methods, mayhem and madness
- Is the art of the physical exam dying?
- Dealing with the worm that turned
- Complexity of common diseases
- Why 99% of the world’s equine vets treat only 10% of the world’s equines. How can we start to redress this imbalance?
- Whose best interests?
- Leadership – observations and learnings during a clinical, academic and commercial career
- Mission Rabies
- The health of corals, and their importance for society
- All structures great and small: is the profession coping with the rapid changes in the veterinary sector?
- Do badgers kill cows or cows kill badgers?
- A personal perspective of the medical-veterinary relationship
- General practice is the most important veterinary specialism
- Causes and cures for cataracts
- Challenges facing the UK veterinary profession over the next 10 years
- Fellowship Board Election 2019
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Concerns
- Veterinary professionals: how to raise a concern
- Animal owners: how to raise a concern
- A concern has been raised about me
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- Veterinary Client Mediation Service (VCMS)
Veterinary Legislation Review
Since April 2017, we have been undertaking a root-and-branch review of the legislation which governs the veterinary professions, as well as our role in interpreting and enforcing this legislation as the veterinary regulator.
Our Legislation Working Party is overseeing this review, and is also responsible for coordinating the work of two subsidiary working parties: the Exemption Orders & Associates Working Party and the Veterinary Nurse Schedule 3 Working Party.
In this section you can also find out about our campaign to protect the title 'veterinary nurse'.