Publications

RCVS News is our official newsletter, which we publish three times a year in March, June and November. This issue includes: English language testing, ADR trial update, VN title campaign, Mind Matters initiative, Vet Futures report launch and much more...

RCVS News is our official newsletter, which we publish three times a year in March, June and November. This issue includes: protection of VN title, Council election results, Specialist changes, Vet Futures, RCVS Day, Mind Matters and much more...

RCVS Facts is published annually and contains a detailed selection of facts and figures about veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses in the UK and overseas. It is available to download as a PDF or to order as a hard copy.

Annual report and audited financial statements of the RCVS for the year ended 31 December 2014.

VN Education is published twice a year and deals with veterinary nurse training and education issues. This issue includes changes to the process for recognising international qualifications, details of new handbooks for VN trainers and educators, our review of the current Day One Skills document and our campaign to protect the title veterinary nurse, among other topics.

RCVS News is our official newsletter, which we publish three times a year in March, June and November. This issue includes: Dr title, New vice-President, Mind Matters, governance review, ADR extension, advanced practitioners...

VN Education is published twice a year and deals with veterinary nurse training and education issues. This issue includes VN Council elections, ACOVENE audit, Charter update, VN survey, Period of Supervised Practice, Vetnnet report, exam dates and staff list.

Advice for veterinary professionals who would like to support a colleague who is feeling suicidal

RCVS News is our official newsletter, which we publish three times a year in March, June and November. This issue includes: new Royal Charter approved, update on postnoms, revamped complaints process, CEO overview, Councils nominations, conviction disclosures...

This guide is split into two parts: the first provides guidance for veterinary schools on recognising and addressing fitness to practise concerns. Part two sets out the broad principles of fitness to practise that students should follow and which veterinary schools should expect and uphold.