Welcome to part 2 of my reflections on my activities as UK CVO over the latest 6 months. This instalment has an international flavour covering aspects that have required me...
...representative body and collective voice of veterinary nurses, the BVNA strive for positive changes that benefit veterinary nursing through promoting the shared interests of its members and supporting them through...
...is no veterinary role that is wider in scope, impact and influence than that of a government vet. And of course, if you don’t want to work for us, you...
...me who’d been appointed as the Secretary of State for Scotland. Luckily I’d taken my Blackberry to the bathroom after my morning coffee. That afternoon I welcomed Danny Alexander MP...
...in Pathology during my third year was a welcome opportunity to focus on the dynamics of infectious disease and served to highlight the importance of epidemiology in orchestrating effective disease...
...I firmly believe that the strength of One Health is its recognition of our world’s deep interconnections and was personally very pleased to welcome UNEP and all its expertise as...
Do you have the veterinary expertise that can help us innovate and develop new, cutting-edge technologies? Are you excited by the prospect of interesting and challenging scientific problems that, owing...
...delegation to the Codex Alimentarius Task Force on AMR, a process which was started back in 2016 and which has, over the intervening years, worked to revise the existing Code...
...Health Agency and World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE), revised the Code of Recommendations for the Welfare of Livestock: Cattle and visited Holland to learn lessons from their H7N7 avian...
...Operating Bases (FOBs) and Customer Service Centres (CSCs) on what could be improved. Some things, such as the waiting period between visits to poultry premises, could be fixed by return...
