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The members of the veterinary and para veterinary professions are requested to please get involved and note:
- Progress on the Minister's challenges - Please comment on these challenges and progress made be e-mailing
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- Computer based testing is often called Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) but there are more possibilities to CBT than just that. Earn CPD points. Registered veterinarians are requested to submit their cases with questions and answers to
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- The Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Pretoria has embarked on a process of re-curriculation [BVSc] which includes the development of a single degree structure and the creation of a core-elective programme for the training of veterinarians. Please provide us with your comments and feedback.
- World Veterinary Day is celebrated on 24 April 2011. The concept of " One World, One Health" indicates that the world has awakened to the link between animal diseases and public health. "It has long been known that 60% of known infectious diseases are common to humans and animals (whether domestic or wild); 75% of recent emerging human diseases came from animals and 80% of the pathogens that could potentially be used in bioterrorism are zoonotic. It is also known that human populations need a regular diet of protein particularly from milk, eggs or meat, and that a deficiency can also be a public health problem..."
- World Veterinary Year 2011. Please visit http://vet2011.org/.
- Members login: Please note that you can login to access the members area. You have to be enabled before you can view member documents.
The "Members update panel" is no longer available, with regret and our apologies, to update contact details and CPD points as the problems with the system wasted the valuable time of our members and the developer was requested to remove the system from the website. |
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