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23. Advertising, endorsement, and publicity
... veterinary products and services that are underpinned by sound scientific principles or have a recognised evidence base. All advertising that promotes or publicises an endorsement of a veterinary product or ...
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... the Cert CHP, he joined the University of Glasgow, gaining the DBR and DCHP before becoming an RCVS Recognised Specialist in Cattle Health and Production. In 2003 his work was pivotal in establishing the ...
1. Referrals and second opinions
... specialists or advanced practitioners. They must not describe a referral veterinary surgeon as a specialist, or as an advanced practitioner, unless they are on the respective list. 1.7 Both the referring ...
24. Named Veterinary Surgeons
... You should be aware of the adverse effects for each protocol and how they can be avoided, recognised and alleviated, and also of the humane end-points to be applied. The project licence holder should ...
21. Certification
... itself to alteration, or additions, by a second party after the certificate has been issued. It is recognised that mistakes on certificates can occur and these should be rectified, as permissible, as soon as ...