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When Calling in Sick is Necessary: Prioritising Self-Care in the Veterinary Practice
Many of us have been conditioned to think that calling in sick is a sign of weakness or lack of dedication. However, this mindset often overlooks the vital role that self-care plays in maintaining both personal well-being and productivity within the veterinary practice.
9 Tips for Returning to Veterinary Practice as a Breastfeeding Mum
Dr Emma Rogers-Smith BSc(Hons) BA VetMB CertAVP MRCVS Returning to veterinary practice after maternity leave can be a daunting business. What with leaving your tiny human, the anxiety that comes with not having used your clinical brain for a while, juggling childcare and mum guilt in general, it can feel like a lot. Add breastfeeding […]
How to Make Sure Your Vet Crash Box is Ready to Go
A good veterinary crash kit is pivotal in any emergency situation and every practice should have one. When it comes to effective cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), having the right drugs and equipment on hand can make the difference between life and death. But it’s not as simple as just stocking a vet crash box. Ensuring the kit is well-organised and providing written aids and suitable staff training will vastly improve the efficiency of your CPR efforts.
Combatting the carbon pawprint – a quick look at sustainability in veterinary practice
As one of the most trusted professions, veterinary professionals represent a massive opportunity to induce change, contribute to sustainability and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Veterinary professionals, whether a part of small animal, farm, exotic or any other practice, are in a unique position to contribute to sustainability and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
Endoscopy and minimally invasive endosurgery in veterinary practice
Almost all procedures in human surgery are done at least partially using minimally invasive techniques as this has been shown to be safer and less painful for the patient whilst providing better access for the surgeon and quicker recovery/shorter hospital stays. Most veterinary practices have access to flexible endoscopes for gastrointestinal and respiratory endoscopy. Many […]
What 3 Key Skills Should Vets and Nurses Master To Improve Practice Performance?
Where do I begin? Vets and nurses are essential members of the veterinary practice teams. So, to be effective in your roles, you must possess a range of key skills that allow you to diagnose and treat illnesses efficiently, communicate effectively with clients, and manage the day-to-day operations of a practice. So how do you […]