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In this episode, David Singleton talks to Pam Mosedale about the important role of the Small Animal Veterinary Surveillance Network, a joint initiative from the British Small Animal Veterinary Association and the University of Liverpool.

In this episode, Pam Mosedale chats to Ross Allan about his experience of using the Canine Cruciate Registry

In this episode, Professor Debra Archer talks to Pam Mosedale about the importance of the International Colic Surgery Audit, a global initiative aiming to improve the care and outcomes for horses and their owners following colic surgery.

Recorded for the QI Boxset series, Establishing a Quality Improvement Structure in Practice, Pam Mosedale chats to Sian Tranter MRCVS, member of the British Veterinary Locum Association (BVLA) working group, on how locums can fulfil clinical governance requirements. 

In this episode, Fiona Lovatt chats to Pam Mosedale about the Farm Vet Champions, a major collaborative project for the responsible use of medicines.

In this episode, Jenny Brown explains the importance of the National Audit for Post-operative Outcomes in a chat with Pam Mosedale.

In this episode, Pam Mosedale talks to Amelia Poole, RVN and QI Project Manager, about the National Audit for Small Animal Neutering.

Adapted from the original IHI framework, this resource is intended to support leaders within the veterinary sector in introducing the Joy in Work concept to their teams. The conversation guide will support you in setting up initial and continuing conversations with your team to identify any workplace frustrations, or ‘pebbles in your shoes’, and to engage and empower the team to identify potential solutions (Updated April 2025).

This award winning case example shows how The School of Veterinary Medicine, University of Nottingham became one of the first of the UK Veterinary institutions to offer postgraduate courses to veterinary surgeons, focusing on both QI and EBVM and providing the only veterinary curriculum to use QI within formative assessment for undergraduates. Embedding QI in the curriculum in such a comprehensive way is an important introduction for students to see the benefit that QI can bring to their future careers.