...antibiotic use in human and animal health. The UK took a leading role to secure a historic agreement at the UN General Assembly, with all 193 countries agreeing the need...
...last use before livestock can enter the food chain must be adhered to, and there is residue sampling in meat. Further voluntary action taken by industry has reduced antibiotic use...
...health threats. By positioning the UK as world-leader in animal health and welfare standards, we continue to progress market access and veterinary trade facilitation and promote a joined-up One Health...
...of skills. I allowed myself roughly 300 words for each one. For organisational skills, the examples I used included: Performing multiple 15-minute consultations daily, in which I took histories and...
...Science & Research Division, on the use of technology to improve efficiency of farming production systems in relation to Food Safety. This was possible because of my understanding of the...
...use of animals and advising on compliance with the law and the 3Rs (replacing the need for animal use, reducing the numbers of animals used and refining procedures to protect...
...to your present role as Deputy Director? There’s lots that you learn and take for granted as a vet that’s directly applicable to my present role: The use of evidence...
...good news is that we can do something about it. The problem occurs when antimicrobials are used too much, or without proper care, and these illnesses (both in animals and...
...veterinary medicines from clinical trials and dossier requirements through to post-authorisation pharmacovigilance. I found it really useful to understand the whole lifecycle and broad range of factors beyond just the...
...reducing antimicrobial use in food producing animals by 59% between 2014-22 makes us one of the lowest users of antibiotics across Europe. I am confident that through this second NAP...
