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Fellows Science Advisory Panel: What is 'Gold Standard' care?
Date: Wednesday 22nd June 2022
Opening times: 7:00 - 8:30pm
Venue: Online
Details
The Fellows Science Advisory Panel are hosting a series of online discussions looking at the different aspects of Quality of Life.
What is 'Gold Standard' care?
We have invited Dr Anne Quain, Paul Higgs and Dr Alison Thomas to discuss their views on the term 'Gold Standard', and how this relates to contextualised care.
The panellists will each present their own views, and will then take any questions from the audience. Questions can either be submitted beforehand or in the chat box on the evening.
This discussion is open to any veterinary professionals including all vets, vet nurses, practice staff, students and veterinary representative groups.
Questions?
If you have any questions about the discussion please email Amymay Youngs, Advancement of the Professions Officer at: [email protected].
Please note that during these sessions, the panel members will be expressing their opinions and sometimes sharing experiences, some of which may be upsetting. We encourage you to speak with your employer or contact the RCVS, should you have any concerns regarding your welfare or that of your colleagues or animals, or have any ethical concerns.