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Publishing does not have to be difficult
BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2023Author Nicola Di GirolamoHow to plan and write a case series for the Journal of Small Animal Practice
- Understanding the publication process for JSAP.
- Defining what is a case series and why some topics are more suited for this study design.
- Highlighting actions required before starting the data collection.
- How to perform the data collection properly.
- Understanding all the different sections of a case series and proper reporting. Providing some tips on how to write the article effectively
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A quiet 5 minutes
Companion poetry competition Author Andy PerryMindful and expressive writing can offer an outlet to improve your health and ease emotional turmoil. The basic idea of mindful writing is to take a prompt and write about it. Companion ‘resident poet’, Andy Perry, has penned some thoughts to get the ball rolling…
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Veterinary communities
Don't let dyslexia hold you back Author John BonnerVeterinary surgeons with dyslexia have set up an online discussion group to provide advice and support for colleagues in practice and at vet school with neurological differences. Fiona Nouri is an expert in this field having run student welfare offices at the Royal Veterinary College and other leading educational institutions. She told John Bonner how young veterinarians can be helped to deal with their difficulties in reading and processing text and why this investment of time and effort can reap huge dividends.
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How exactly do you change minds?
BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2021Author Libby Kemkaran-ThompsonThere’s a big difference between ‘can’ and ‘will’. Effective lasting behaviour change is about creating inspiration in individuals rather than old fashioned motivation techniques like carrot and stick that wear off. To inspire means getting clever and using scientifically proven techniques and methods to up-level our own communications with others. Human communication is a product of our personal filters, our beliefs, and our focus. We have huge power to change any of these, and in doing so alter the content we effectively deliver in each communication. Cognitive dissonance cannot be overcome by merely reciting facts to others and hoping it will make them ‘see sense’; it has entirely the opposite effect and merely forces them to entrench their position and behaviours in order for them to remain feeling neurologically ‘safe’. There are ways to speak and be heard, ways to delicately influence an existing leadership team (even if you’re junior), and ways to use our ‘Human Chimp’ behaviour to get better outcomes in whatever level you currently work at. The 6 Human needs and Conversational Intelligence are detailed in this lecture to better understand how different profile types view communication – and how to influence all of the types you’ll come across in daily life (nb – just please use your powers for good…). This lecture pulls together how to develop influence in a seemingly hopeless situation, and how to utilize the technologies of behavioural communication to best effect.
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Companion interview
Emma Rous Author Emma Rous“A modern gothic suspense novel done right” was the verdict of the influential US literary magazine Kirkus Reviews on the first book by a new author. Entitled ‘The Au Pair’, it was written by Cambridgeshire veterinary surgeon Emma Rous. John Bonner caught up with her as she dots the i’s and crosses the t’s on her second novel.
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How to run a successful Journal Club – and make it interesting!
BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2017Authors: Nick Jeffery and Rachel Dean
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The scientific shop window: what are journals for?
BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2017Authors: Nick Jeffery, Andy Sparkes and Vicki Adams
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Talk your way to the top – how to give a successful oral presentation
BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2016Authors: Iain Grant and Gerry Polton
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Communication
BSAVA Manual of Small Animal Practice Management and DevelopmentAuthors: Christine Magrath and Geoff LittleCommunication affects all members of the practice team. The development of communication skills is not solely the domain of the veterinary surgeon, but also applies to veterinary nurses, receptionists and practice managers. This chapters explains the principles of face-to-face communication, how to communicate with clients, the importance of communication within the practice, and external communication.
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