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A rundown of the most important news from the last month that you need to know as a veterinary professional including:
Standards & Advice update: Advice published on amended Veterinary Medicines Regulations
Read the RCVS guide to the VMR changes
RCVS Registration categories webpage
Fellowship Day page on the RCVS website
BEVA warn of risk of sycamoresRoyal Veterinary College’s fact sheet on Atypical myopathy and the British Horse Society a fact sheet on Acorn Poisoning
Clinical Practice Committee update - October 2024
Equip Artervac supply issueBEVA podcasts:
BEVA Sustainability Working Group at the the Dung Beetle Conference
EVJ Special Focus Edition: Interdisciplinary approaches to equine soft‐tissue surgery
October EVJ In Conversation: Peter Rossdale Clinical Evidence Lecture from BEVA Congress 2024: Improving evidence for orthopaedics by Andy Carr
EVE October podcast Chessie Greenham and Gemma Pearson discuss her article ‘Welfare considerations for management of horses on prolonged periods of box rest
BEVApod Life: I never thought it would happen to me... but it did with Becky Price, Steph Gillespie and Andy Elkington
BEVA member PG Mutual Income Protection discounts
BEVApod Life: Pregnancy, parenting and equine practice with Gemma Dransfield and Kate Blakeman
BEVA CPD:
BEVA's Christmas Cracker
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Gemma and Kate have both experienced the challenges faced by pregnant women and working parents, which are somewhat unique to those working in the equine veterinary industry. Where Vicki Nicholls' MumsVet initiative served to help, Gemma and Kate carried out the sizeable task of reviewing and updating the information provided. By working as a supportive community to help each other practices benefit from a happier workforce with increased trust and empathy across the team.
Access our pregnancy and parenting resources
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Illness and injury can happen to anyone, but as equine vets and nurses we're at increased risk of being rendered unable to work. Two BEVA members have come to share their experiences of being off work and how income protection helped them through that time. BEVA members are eligible for discounted cover from PG Mutual, so CEO Andy Elkington joined us to explain how it works.
Get a quick quote from PG Mutual
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For equine veterinary professionals "being kind to ourselves" can sound a bit soft. Clinical Psychologist Dr Wakelin shares with us how actually it's quite the opposite and how it can support our performance in the workplace as well as life outside of work. Dr Wakelin tells Council member Sophie Eaden more about what compassion is, how it can help and when it might be especially needed.
Support and advice for improving your mental wellbeing can be found at:
Vetlifemind matters -
A rundown of the most important news from the last month that you need to know as a veterinary professional including:
BEVA Nurse Members gain right to vote
BEVA Infectious Disease hub
Equine castration app
VMD medicines update
BEVA's Christmas Cracker
London International Horse Show Programme
September EVE podcast: "Respiratory emergencies in adult horses" (Bettina Dunkel)
September EVJ On the Hoof podcast: "Heritability of sudden cardiac death in Thoroughbred racehorses" (Vicky Colgate)
BEVApod Congress: The Foot with guardian of the foot, Dr Simon Curtis
BEVApod Life: Residencies and all the ways to do one with Phil Cramp, Paul Martynski and Rhiannon Morgan
BEVA CPD courses -
There are so many options out there if you want to specialise as an equine vet... almost too many to choose from. What area to specialise in, university or private practice, UK or USA, European Diploma or American... the world is pretty much your oyster but timing may play a part and what role you're best suited to also... consider the options, as it could be your ticket to anywhere!
Links:
European College of Veterinary Surgeons (ECVS)American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM)European College of Equine Internal Medicine (ECEIM)European College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (ECVSMR)European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging (ECVDI) -
Farrier and Honorary Associate of the RCVS, Simon Curtis, talks to us about 'The Foot' stream at Congress this year, which takes place on the Saturday. The wealth of knowledge and skill which will be brought together looks to revolutionise how we tackle not only clinical conditions but how we view farriery as a way to help prevent various common causes of lameness. With vets and farriers singing from the same hymn sheet we can see significantly improved welfare and performance.
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A rundown of the most important news from the last month that you need to know as a veterinary professional including:
Important changes to Export Health Certificate attestation requirements
Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Veterinary Clinical Careers Pathway (VCCP) Project focus groups
RCVS AI Roundtable Report
BHA announces changes to Proton Pump Inhibitors regulation
Ragwort article from BEVA Sustainability Working Group
BEVA Pregnancy & Parenting
Early-life gut bacterial community structure predicts disease risk and athletic performance in horses bred for racing - Leng et al 2024
Naturally occurring horse model of miscarriage reveals temporal relationship between chromosomal aberration type and point of lethality - Lawson et al 2024
Vetlife Neurodiversity booklet
Equine Quarterly Disease Surveillance Report Q3 2024
Strangles vaccine article
BEVA CPD:
BEVA CongressUpcoming CPD coursesFrom the Journals:
EVJ in Conversation: Celebrating 10 years of the EVJ podcast! features Christian Byrne discussing 'Interobserver agreement during clinical magnetic resonance imaging of the equine foot’ and Josie Faulkner discussing 'Low-field magnetic resonance imaging of sagittal groove disease of the proximal phalanx in non-racing sport horses’ and 'Auxiliary osseous findings in fetlocks of non-racing sports horses with sagittal groove disease of the proximal phalanx on low-field magnetic resonance imaging’
EVE podcast this month features Fabrice Rossignol discusses 'Distal radial fracture repair in adult horses’
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Nurses have been BEVA members for a long time, but as the professions progress and the industry changes we have seen the creation of the BEVA Nurse Committee and promotion of nurses' skills with the Schedule 3 guidance. Now nurses will be eligible to stand for BEVA Council, with two elected positions available going forwards. Bruce and Marie talk about why this development is so important for all of us in the industry.
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A rundown of the most important news from the last month that you need to know as a veterinary professional.
Find out more about the top stories:
RCVS President's first speechNew digital SIC service: VMD Connect websiteBVNA Mental Health ToolkitGerald Leigh Lectures 2024BEVA Congress hubRCVS Knowledge Awards for 2025RCVS FellowshipSports horses are key to the future of equine practiceEIDS alertsEGS biobankDon't forget to book your Congress ticket, prices increase after Wednesday 7 August! Book now at bevacongress.org
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In this epsiode, Tim Barnett chats to world-renowned head and neck surgeon Geoff Lane about his impressive career in equine medicine.
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Congress has so much to offer this year, and none more so than for nurses! With more practicals than ever and workshops abound, the programme features numerous streams which nurses will find relevant to the various fields within which they work. Friday features 'one medicine', critical care, bandaging, casting and suturing, and ends with a neurodiversity workshop. Come and feed your professional soul with us in Liverpool - 11th-14th September!
Buy your ticket at bevacongress.org
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A rundown of the most important news from the last month that you need to know as a veterinary professional including
RCVS governance consultationWatch the intro video from RCVS President Sue PatersonRead the PDF consultation paperListen to a podcast from Lizzie Lockett and Ben Myring from the RCVSRegister for the RCVS webinar about the consultation on Monday 1 July.BEVA Trust volunteering opportunity in LesothoBEVA CPD courses -
A rundown of the most important news from the last month that you need to know as a veterinary professional.
*Please note that since the recording of this episode the EVDA Practical Equine Dentistry course has been cancelled the Nursing: Schedule 3 Skills course on 29 June has become fully booked, places are still available on 20 June course*
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CVS Group divests ts operations in the Netherlands the Republic of IrelandCareers Committee update
RCVS Roundtable on the use of AI in the profession
BEVA Council nominations openStudent rep applications now openwww.equinesurveillance.org
EVJ On the Hoof: BEVA primary care clinical guidelines: Equine parasite control May 2024
EVE podcast: 'A clinical audit of the intravenous fluid therapy given to hospitalised horses’ with Natalie Dodd
EVJ On the Hoof: 'Comparison of veterinarians and a deep learning tool in the diagnosis of equine ophthalmic diseases’ by Annabel Scharre et al. May 2024
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During his Presidency, Dave Rendle's objective was to tidy up the way we use anthelmintics and start to afford these essential medicines the protection they deserve. On forming the Anthelmintic Working Group, he invited Nic Steel was to be one of the first opinion practitioners to help the group create simple, practical and effective guidance on how vets at the coal face could take responsibility for their roles in the unfolding tragedy that is anthelmintic resistance. Nic talks us through the protectMEtoo toolkit and how it now provides every vet with access to the essential, evidence-based, digestible (you can read this stuff in the time it takes to drink a coffee!) information that they need to know to help their clients and save these medicines for the future.
View the protectMEtoo toolkit here.
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Back in the Saddle is our new coaching programme specifically designed to support members who are seeking career support and are more than five years qualified.
Our coaches Kate Blakeman, Gemma Dransfield, Sophie Eaden, Claire Goodban and Lucy Grieve tell us more about the scheme and how it will support members.
Applications are now open for our first intake, find out more and apply today.
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A rundown of the most important news from the last month that you need to know as an equine veterinary professional.
Links
Back in the Saddle group career coaching
protectMEtoo anthelmintic tookit
Vets with Horsepower
BEVApod Focus: MDR R equi with Fleur Whitlock
WOAH Equine Rhinopneumonitis webinar
Horse Trust Talk Equine Library
Redwings.co.uk
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Paddy Gordon, owner of a mixed practice and farm vet, discusses his observations and experience in vet recruitment and retention. Increasing student numbers are coming through University but equine and farm need to be given sufficient opportunity and encouragement to allow students to select these careers. Paddy will highlight how practitioners can help students with early experience as well as support students most effectively through EMS. Championing success has also been important in developing the Farm Vet of the Future competition. Paddy has 30 years experience in practice and is working with Bristol and Surrey vet schools.
Links
Paddy Gordon's Facebook
Paddy Gordon's LinkedIn
Farm Vet of the Future Award
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A rundown of the most important news from the last month that you need to know as an equine veterinary professional.
Links
Nominations for BEVA Nurse Empowerment Award open
BEVA Under Care templates
Equine Infectious Disease Surveillance Group
BEVA CPD
March EVJ In Conversation podcast: The Congress 2023 Peter Rossdale Clinical Evidence Lecture - Sarah Freeman on changing hearts and minds to improve equine health and welfare.
March EVE podcast: Christopher Baldwin's article 'A review of prevention and management of castration complications’.
BEVApod Life episode: Building Bridges with Ben Benson
BEVApod Focus episode: multi-drug resistant Rhodococcus equi with Fleur Whitlock
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Fleur, EIDS epidemiologist, provides an overview of the 2023 Q4 Equine Quarterly Disease Surveillance Report Focus Article, authored by Jose Vazquez-Boland and his team at the University of Edinburgh. Given how we’ve managed R. equi infections over the years, it's not surprising that we're now confronted with a troubling silent pandemic of multi-resistance. Eradicating it once it establishes itself in a country will prove immensely challenging, emphasising the critical importance of surveillance contributions within the UK. Discover how you can play a part in making a difference.
Links
Equine Infectious Disease Surveillance (EIDS) website
Report a case, call: 01223 766 496 or email: [email protected]
EIDS Report 2023 Q4
Focus Article: Update on emerging multidrug-resistant Rhodococcus equi
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