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Learn about your risks

Perform a self check

Supervision of animals

newsA veterinary practitioners’ primary concern is first and foremost for the welfare of the animal. This is set out in the various Veterinary Practitioners Code of Conduct in each state.

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newsGaining consent is important for any type of animal treatment and becomes increasingly so when dealing with cases such as euthanasia, major surgery or committing to a prolonged or expensive course of therapy or treatment.

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newsSocial media is changing the landscape of personal and professional risk. Using blogs, social networking and personal websites to communicate is now common place.Much of the appeal with social media is the relative anonymity and the speed with which information can be shared.

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Stick to the Paper Trail

newsAs the legal representative on the AVA / Guild Insurance risk management committee, David Short of Meridian lawyers, provides the following guidance to help address the common and recurring themes that are often at the heart of claims and complaints examined by the group...

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Your Risks

With the broad range of risks facing a veterinary practice every day, an awareness of these risks and how they can be managed provides opportunities to protect the reputation of the practice and its staff.

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Self Check Q & A

In 'Self Check Q & A' we have provided several surveys to help you to assess your management of risks, with the aim of identifying opportunities for improvement.

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Articles & Case studies

In this area of Riskequip you'll benefit from the experience and the knowledge of Guild Insurance.

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