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Introduction

Whilst communication between the veterinary professional and the client is a key issue, the communication that needs to be undertaken in areas beyond the client is also of paramount importance. The veterinary professional may often need to represent their profession in a variety of situations, as well as being adept at communicating with other agents and organisations as part of their daily work.

Key Areas

Inter-professional

  • other professions
  • practice teams
  • laboratories (DEFRA,VLA etc)
  • insurance companies
  • drug companies

Intra-professional

  • 2nd opinions and referrals (acting as the referring and/or the referral practice)
  • presenting at veterinary conferences
  • writing journal articles

Society

  • public meetings
  • press articles
  • pressure groups
  • careers talks
  • open days
  • practice literature

Para-professionals

Organisations

  • Government departments
  • animal welfare charities
  • professional bodies
  • pressure groups

Animal carers/producers

  • yard staff
  • stockpersons
  • kennel/cattery staff
  • breeders
  • markets
  • pet shops

Client associated/agents

  • relatives
  • joint owners
  • trainers/riders
  • carers
  • interpreters
  • livery/boarding owners
  • transporters


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