The values and personal beliefs of veterinary staff and clients can be a cause of conflict. Understanding how values contribute to conflict improves the veterinary nurse's ability to minimise and resolve these conflicts. This article describes the key issues of value conflict and methods for resolving such conflicts in the veterinary environment.
The clinical learning environment is a complex sociocultural landscape that can be challenging to manage to support the appropriate professional...
The clinical learning environment is a complex sociocultural landscape. It can be a challenging place to manage in a way that appropriately supports...
Conflict in a veterinary practice is generally perceived as between animal owner and veterinary staff, however this is limited research on the...
Widespread pandemic-related disruption has led to increasingly challenging client interactions. TheBritish Veterinary Association (BVA) found that 57%...
Nursing clinics are an excellent time to provide information to prospective and current owners about their pets. Rabbits are an often-overlooked pet...
This article explores the subjects of quality improvement, patient safety and practice culture, and the relationships between them. These subjects are...
The clinical environment of a veterinary practice relies on personal protective equipment (PPE) for infection and biosecurity control, especially in...
Chronic illnesses affect approximately 26 million people in the UK, with 10 million people having multiple conditions. The effect of often ‘invisible...
This article provides a high level overview around flexible working, an employer and employees legislative requirements and the benefits available to...
Flexible working comes in many different forms, from flexible roles, responsibilities, altered hours, or adaptable working environments. Flexibility...
Are you coping, surviving or thriving at work? Are you aware of what makes a good day for you and what drains your energy? This article offers models...
Veganism is on the rise both in humans and in companion animals, with many owners citing animal welfare as their primary reason for adopting a vegan...
