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A review of applications of artificial intelligence in veterinary medicine

High stress levels among vets is an increasing trend, with 59% of UK veterinarians considering themselves ‘somewhat or very’ stressed at work (Waters, 2018). Time pressure, in particular, was shown to...

Good leadership: what emergency veterinarians value most when evaluating job opportunities and employment longevity

An anonymous online survey was disseminated to emergency veterinarians via an email invitation to Veterinary Information Network (VIN) members. A link to the survey was also distributed to eligible...

Using interpersonal skills to manage challenging client behaviour

Introducing exercises that elevate the activity of the parasympathetic nervous system can help counteract sympathetic nervous system domination and reactivate essential physiological functions such as...

Health concerns with backyard pigs

Within the UK there are a few breeds of pigs with which the veterinary surgeon should be familiar. UK pig breeds can be categorised into three by their colouring (white body, red colour and belted...

Taking back control

You may feel wobbly inside (and that's okay) but that doesn't mean this can't be your time to shine. By adopting a role model mindset, you can optimise your health; demonstrate a positive attitude;...

Cooped up? Approaches to at-home exercise

This workout is designed for the less active and for beginners. All you need is a bit of floor space, a mat/towel/sheet (Figure 1), even a baby changing mat or a piece of veterinary fleece bedding...