Document Library
Guidelines Walkthrough
22 July 2022 - 101KB PDF
A handy infographic that explains the process of creating local practice guidelines. Ideal to print! (PDF Doc).
QI Boxset Series 4 - Why we need guidelines in practice
18 July 2022 - 124KB PDF
In this webinar, Pam Mosedale chats to Laura Playforth about what guidelines are and why they are important in veterinary practice.
Research Focus - How long will this dog live? Going beyond average life expectancy transcript
14 July 2022 - 180KB PDF
Transcript for Research Focus podcast, where Dan O'Neill talked to Sally about new research on dog life expectancy and mortality, using VetCompass data, broken down by age, sex and breed.
*Knowledge Award 2022 Champion* Notice to Anaesthetists (NOTAN)
8 July 2022 - 259KB PDF
This award-winning case example shows how the team at Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists were inspired by the aviation industry to introduce the Notice to Anaesthetists (NOTAN), an initiative to highlight changes that might have safety implications. Team engagement with this effective initiative demonstrates how measurable improvements can be created.
Example of how to find the evidence for your practice using the guideline template
6 July 2022 - 198KB PDF
You can use this example of how to find and use evidence to help you structure your practice guidelines. Once downloaded, please 'save as' and re-open from your saved location.
Transcript: Audio Summary - A comparison of gonadotropin-releasing hormone and human chorionic gonadotropin by Kathryn Kesler
5 July 2022 - 142KB PDF
Kathryn Kesler discusses the evidence comparing gonadotropin-releasing hormone and human chorionic gonadotropin in dairy cows with ovarian follicular cysts.
Single Donation Form: Restoration of the Volume of Letters
23 June 2022 - 140KB PDF
To make a single donation to our Conservation Appeal: Restoration of the Volume of Letters.
Canine Cruciate Registry - Vet and Owner Case Story Form
21 June 2022 - 43KB DOCX
A case story form for vets and owners to describe experiences of using the Canine Cruciate Registry from both perspectives.
To help us promote the Canine Cruciate Registry, we are looking for vets, nurses, and owners to share their stories with us. By doing so, we can show others the registry’s value, encourage them to sign up and ultimately get a more accurate picture of cruciate surgery outcomes.
The information will be used by our Communications team to develop marketing materials such as articles, features, and a promotional film.
To help us promote the Canine Cruciate Registry, we are looking for vets, nurses, and owners to share their stories with us. By doing so, we can show others the registry’s value, encourage them to sign up and ultimately get a more accurate picture of cruciate surgery outcomes.
The information will be used by our Communications team to develop marketing materials such as articles, features, and a promotional film.