BSAVA Companion - 2011, 2, February

BSAVA introduces VN membership

Veterinary practices are increasingly expected to show that they operate to high standards of clinical governance yet many practitioners don’t fully understand what is required. Pam Mosedale on what vets need to know and do.

Ultrasonography started as a tool for pregnancy diagnosis but its use has extended over the years. Frances Barr brings things up to date.

Building confidence to handle the most difficult emergencies

Controversy stream; CPD; Affiliated Groups

From radiography and ultrasonography to the more advanced modalities of CT, MRI and scintigraphy the BSAVA series of imaging manuals can help practices get the most from imaging techniques.

From funding his PhD project to his latest work on cruciate ligament disease, Professor John Innes describes the importance of PetSavers’ support.

David Wadsworth reviews the work of the WSAVA CE programme as it enters its seventeenth year. Young-Chai Chung, President of the Korean Veterinary Medical Association, welcomes delegates to WSAVA 2011.

Philip Lhermette took 6 years to get a place at veterinary school, finally graduating in 1982. He has since pioneered many minimally invasive techniques and is Editor of the BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Endoscopy and Endosurgery.

Changes, events and key people at the Kent Region.