Opinion Archives

25 November 2021

“Most practices will likely regularly lose people for 10-day stretches this winter”

17 November 2021

“When asked why they hadn’t chosen veterinary medicine, my three boys said in unison that I worked far too hard”

15 November 2021

“One can imagine that Mr Bond may have an approach to risk such that he is more likely to ‘take a chance’”

26 October 2021

“United we stand, divided we will fall”

14 October 2021

“Education is really a four-letter word spelt L-O-V-E”

7 October 2021

Transformational leadership in action

27 September 2021

“The AI system was better than any of the individual ophthalmologists at diagnosing conditions affecting the retina”

23 September 2021

“Often the core criticism or concern with money going to animal welfare is the belief that if it wasn’t being given to animals it would go to people”

21 September 2021

Does face-to-face congress have a future?

20 September 2021

Does our profession have a problem with disability?

16 September 2021

“This is not merely leaving foxes to run hen-houses, it is asking foxes to design them too”

20 August 2021

“It’s imposter syndrome. You trick yourself into believing that there must be some sort of mistake in you getting where you are”

16 August 2021

“Sometimes you just happen to cross paths with a person who likes the cut of your jib and you like the sound of their job”

12 August 2021

“Why can we physically buy an instrument to deal with something that does not exist?”

23 July 2021

“Much of what we have to treat cannot be judged by specialists, who only see the pinnacle of unusual cases”

16 July 2021

The effects of corporate ownership on equine practice: the good, the bad and the ugly

23 June 2021

“How much of this technology will be appropriate to veterinary practice will depend on a variety of factors, not least getting things to stick to pets and stopping them chewing them off and eating them!”

18 June 2021

Balance and boundaries in general equine practice

11 June 2021

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“Most practices will likely regularly lose people for 10-day stretches this winter”

“When asked why they hadn’t chosen veterinary medicine, my three boys said in unison that I worked far too hard”

Your favourite columns

“One can imagine that Mr Bond may have an approach to risk such that he is more likely to ‘take a chance’”

“United we stand, divided we will fall”

“Education is really a four-letter word spelt L-O-V-E”

Transformational leadership in action

“The AI system was better than any of the individual ophthalmologists at diagnosing conditions affecting the retina”

“Often the core criticism or concern with money going to animal welfare is the belief that if it wasn’t being given to animals it would go to people”

Does face-to-face congress have a future?

Does our profession have a problem with disability?

“This is not merely leaving foxes to run hen-houses, it is asking foxes to design them too”

“It’s imposter syndrome. You trick yourself into believing that there must be some sort of mistake in you getting where you are”

“Sometimes you just happen to cross paths with a person who likes the cut of your jib and you like the sound of their job”

“Why can we physically buy an instrument to deal with something that does not exist?”

“Much of what we have to treat cannot be judged by specialists, who only see the pinnacle of unusual cases”

The effects of corporate ownership on equine practice: the good, the bad and the ugly

“How much of this technology will be appropriate to veterinary practice will depend on a variety of factors, not least getting things to stick to pets and stopping them chewing them off and eating them!”

Balance and boundaries in general equine practice

“Do we value only that which we can measure or should we rather seek to measure what we value?”

Your browser is out-of-date!

“Most practices will likely regularly lose people for 10-day stretches this winter”

“When asked why they hadn’t chosen veterinary medicine, my three boys said in unison that I worked far too hard”

Your favourite columns

“One can imagine that Mr Bond may have an approach to risk such that he is more likely to ‘take a chance’”

“United we stand, divided we will fall”

Have you heard about our IVP Membership?

“Education is really a four-letter word spelt L-O-V-E”

Transformational leadership in action

“The AI system was better than any of the individual ophthalmologists at diagnosing conditions affecting the retina”

“Often the core criticism or concern with money going to animal welfare is the belief that if it wasn’t being given to animals it would go to people”

Does face-to-face congress have a future?

Does our profession have a problem with disability?

“This is not merely leaving foxes to run hen-houses, it is asking foxes to design them too”

“It’s imposter syndrome. You trick yourself into believing that there must be some sort of mistake in you getting where you are”

“Sometimes you just happen to cross paths with a person who likes the cut of your jib and you like the sound of their job”

“Why can we physically buy an instrument to deal with something that does not exist?”

“Much of what we have to treat cannot be judged by specialists, who only see the pinnacle of unusual cases”

The effects of corporate ownership on equine practice: the good, the bad and the ugly

“How much of this technology will be appropriate to veterinary practice will depend on a variety of factors, not least getting things to stick to pets and stopping them chewing them off and eating them!”

Balance and boundaries in general equine practice

“Do we value only that which we can measure or should we rather seek to measure what we value?”

Have you heard about our
IVP Membership?