...the importance of animal disease zoning, enshrined in the OIE Code and the World Trade Organisation (WTO) Sanitary and Phytosanitary (SPS) Agreement. An exporting country affected by ASF or CSF...
...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...
...South to the event, with the CVOs from India and Botswana sharing their experiences, perspectives and ambitions for the UNGA HLM. [Christine Middlemiss, Chief Veterinary Officer, at September’s United Nations...
...the RCVS Code of Professional Conduct and the five Principles of practice Ensure experimental studies comply with national legislation and local processes. Proactively implement best research practice, including implementation of...
...standards and how the OIE code interacts with EU Directives. This was a challenging process as each case is different and each raised questions unforeseen when the policy was written....
...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...
...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...
...the understanding that that evidence is often scant. We come to diagnoses using that limited evidence, perhaps pulling in evidence from other species, or situations that best fit. Similarly, we...
...their best interests, which can mean putting them to sleep. Animal welfare Welfare is my favourite subject and I think if someone is making money out of keeping animals, there...
...present key information that identifies: existing issues affecting government vets wellbeing existing tools to promote wellbeing within government and consider developing new tools if necessary best practice any gaps in...
