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13. Does this guidance mean that vets can prescribe from overseas?
... to content 13. Does this guidance mean that vets can prescribe from overseas? Veterinary surgeons who provide veterinary services to animals in the UK are considered to be practising in the UK ...
13. Does this guidance mean that vets can prescribe from overseas?
... to content 13. Does this guidance mean that vets can prescribe from overseas? Veterinary surgeons who provide veterinary services to animals in the UK are considered to be practising in the UK ...
1. What do you want to do?
... to content 1. What do you want to do? If you are undertaking a procedure or technique that is likely to be of direct benefit to the individual animal that you are treating, then this is RVP. For ...
2. Why do you want to do it?
... to content 2. Why do you want to do it? Procedures done in the ordinary course of clinical diagnosis or treatment of an animal/s are generally RVP. If you are undertaking research, using routine ...
3. Does the procedure or technique include the use of a medicine prescribed under the cascade?
... to content 3. Does the procedure or technique include the use of a medicine prescribed under the cascade? Veterinary medicines are licensed by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) to make ...
4. Do you have informed consent?
... to content 4. Do you have informed consent? A detailed recorded conversation should take place with the client about the expected benefits and harms to the animal’s welfare, as well as alternative ...
5. Is this clinical veterinary research?
... to content 5. Is this clinical veterinary research? Routine veterinary practice is the baseline of what is acceptable in practice, and is undertaken for the direct benefit of the animal/s. Where the ...
6. Has the procedure or technique been performed before?
... to content 6. Has the procedure or technique been performed before? The development of any new procedure or technique must reasonably be expected to result in a similar or better outcome than ...
7. Have you performed the procedure or technique before?
... to content 7. Have you performed the procedure or technique before? RVP is contextual. What is regarded as routine veterinary practice in relation to a specific veterinary professional, patient, ...
8. Do you need to obtain ethics review?
... to content 8. Do you need to obtain ethics review? All clinical veterinary research should be subject to ethics review. This includes, but is not limited to, all studies where one would be ...
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