QUICK ANSWER
What should a veterinary practice describe?
The proposal should describe animal types treated, consultation and surgical services, emergency or out-of-hours work, premises and mobile visits, staff, equipment, medicines and stock, boarding or ancillary services, and previous incidents or complaints.
PROPOSAL INFORMATION
- Animal types and services provided.
- Turnover, consultation volumes and locations.
- Vets, nurses and support staff.
- Surgery, diagnostics and specialist equipment.
- Mobile or farm visits and vehicles.
- Medicines, stock and valuable equipment.
- Claims, complaints and treatment incidents.
CONTROLS
Useful evidence can include clinical records, consent procedures, infection-control arrangements, equipment maintenance, medicine controls, staff competency, animal-handling procedures and incident or complaint review. Return to Occupations.