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- 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
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Practical examinations
The pre-registration practical examination comprises a series of Objectively Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs). Each OSCE station is designed to test the practical skills contained within the RCVS Day-One Skills for veterinary nurses.
Candidates rotate around a number of OSCE stations. Examinations are held three times a year.
Candidates for the pre-registration examinations can obtain further information on the OSCE stations by contacting the VN Examinations Manager on 0207 020 0782.