Laura Woodward discusses the maths behind how investing in veterinary staff well-being can increase profits and improve patient outcomes.

Richard Brown gives his opinion on this matter for the sake of the “unique” veterinary profession.

Paddy Gordon highlights the annual accolade designed to champion the UK’s next generation of professionals.

Adam Auckburally suggests a new approach to governance and auditing of such veterinary medications.

Olivia Ogińska looks at the “real pain” of not exercising self-care and the damage it can do to a vet’s career, life and health.

In the last of this series, RCVS Knowledge and Jesse McCall from the Institute for Healthcare Improvement recap how a tried-and-tested framework can help us feel and work better every day, no matter what your day is like.

Keith Barrand discusses how dispensing blunders can occur, as well as what can be done to prevent similar issues arising in future.

Bruce Vivash Jones explains the extraordinary role the first female member of the RCVS played and calls for an apology for her mistreatment.

VetCT’s director of teleconsulting steps into the Examination Room to discuss his career and how his new non-clinical role has so much potential for him to help more animals than ever before.

Richard Brown discusses various potential solutions to some of the issues he believes are impacting on the veterinary sector.

Jesse McCall, of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, and RCVS Knowledge, advancing the quality of veterinary care, explain how to ensure “joy at work” is at the top of your practice to-do list.