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22. Giving evidence for court
... to content 22. Giving evidence for court Updated 11 January 2023 Introduction 22.1 Witnesses are an essential part of the legal process, providing factual or opinion evidence. The aim of this guidance ...
21. Certification
... to content 21. Certification Updated 11 January 2023 Introduction Please note that the term ‘veterinarian’ replaces ‘veterinary surgeon’ in this chapter of Supporting Guidance. This is because ...
20. Raising concerns about a colleague
... to content 20. Raising concerns about a colleague Updated 3 May 2023 Introduction 20.1 Veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses may consider that they have witnessed inappropriate conduct in the ...
27. Miscellaneous procedures: legal and ethical considerations
... to content 27. Miscellaneous procedures: legal and ethical considerations Updated 13 April 2023 Introduction 27.1 From time to time, veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses may be asked to ...
26. Working hours
... to content 26. Working hours Updated 11 January 2023 Introduction 26.1 It will be necessary for any practice to take into account the operation of the Working Time Regulations 1998 (WTR) and to ...
25. Routine veterinary practice and clinical veterinary research
... to content 25. Routine veterinary practice and clinical veterinary research Updated 11 January 2023 Introduction 25.1 The purpose of this guidance is to provide practical assistance to help members ...
29. Small animals and microchips
... to content 29. Small animals and microchips Updated 11 January 2023 Compulsory microchipping - dogs Please note that where reference is made to ‘owner’ within this guidance, this is synonymous to ...
Client Confidentiality and Microchipped Animals Flow Chart
... to content Client Confidentiality and Microchipped Animals Flow Chart 14 October 2019 216kb PDF Flow chart to be read in conjunction with supporting guidance on client confidentiality (Chapter 29) in ...
30. Equines and microchips
... to content 30. Equines and microchips Updated 11 January 2023 Compulsory microchipping - equine England 30.1 Microchipping of equines has been compulsory in England since 1 October 2018. The ...
Equine Emergency Treatment Form (absence of a passport)
... to content Equine Emergency Treatment Form (absence of a passport) 27 January 2020 54kb PDF Form for equine requiring emergency treatment in the absence of a passport. Your download should start ...
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