Vet Times articles

Lucy Irvine, co-president of the University of Glasgow Veterinary Medical Association, takes a student perspective on mental health and well-being in in the veterinary profession, and coping with pressure.

Earlier this year, SPVS appointed Nichola Watson as its first executive director. It is an exciting new development for both herself and SPVS, as Veterinary Times discovered when we asked her to step into the Examination Room.

Chanticleer runs the rule over more current topics, and relates them to the veterinary profession.

Martin Atkinson reports on SPVS Snowscene, which focused on a non-clinical programme of staff management and finances.

Chanticleer muses on how the winds of change are affecting the veterinary profession.

Martin Atkinson reports on the 34th Congress in the Snow, which saw the annual event hit Mayrhofen in Austria for the first time.

Ali Budgell reports on this year’s national gathering of the Veterinary Christian Fellowship.

Recent research at the University of Salford shows that questing Ixodes ticks were found almost every month of the year.

Miele Professional shares how you can control the risk of infection in your practice with a commercial laundry system.

Ben Sweeney looks at the potentially fruitful offering a veterinary career can bring and encourages readers to embrace it.

Lucy Irvine and Erin Thompson provide an insight into an encouraging campaign run by University of Glasgow School of Veterinary Medicine students.

Chanticleer discusses the merits of a circular economy in his latest column for Veterinary Times.

Jenny Moffett explores the impacts on resilience, mindset and mental well-being in veterinary students and graduates.

Jenny Helm, senior veterinary clinician at University of Glasgow, discusses the recent tick media attention and the stats vets should be aware of.

David Beeston shares his experience of BSAVA Congress 2017 and tips on how vet students can get the most out of the event.