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Places are now available at four new sessions in the latest phase of the Vet Nursing Vision programme, which will take place this autumn.
A total of 27 animals across 10 sites in Norfolk and Suffolk are now known to have the virus and officials say there is now evidence it is being transmitted locally.
Department vows to work with vets and farmers in wake of BBC programme, as it today (30 August) also reveals consultation on ending the cull within five years.
Launched by vet-led Zero Pain Philosophy initiative for September’s international Pain Awareness Month, survey will seek to find where knowledge gaps among clinicians still remain.
Leaders of a South Tyneside practice say their plan to move to a new site will enable an increase in staffing and an expansion of services.
Clinicians are being encouraged to book their places at a summit this autumn examining issues of patient safety and how to improve it.
However, leaders of the Veterinary Antibiotic Amnesty acknowledge more still needs to be done to raise professional engagement ahead of the third annual programme in November.