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Since it began in 2023, the CMA investigation has placed the veterinary profession under intense public scrutiny but has also challenged the wider sector to reflect on how it could improve. 聽With the CMA due to announce its 鈥榩rovisional decision鈥� imminently, 趣夜app Congress is dedicating several sessions to give veterinary professionals the opportunity to discuss the implications in greater detail; look at different veterinary business models and explore the vet-client-patient relationship which has been strained.

Other sessions will invite conversation and debate on issues such as reform of the Veterinary Surgeons Act, artificial intelligence and its use in farm veterinary work; the balance of providing good veterinary care and protecting the planet; and keeping the UK鈥檚 borders safe.

The full two-day programme for 趣夜app Congress, which runs at London Vet Show from the 20 鈥� 21 November at Excel London, includes:

• 鈥� with Chair 趣夜app President Elizabeth Mullineaux and speakers 趣夜app Junior Vice President Rob Williams; Gudrun Ravetz, Group Chief Medical Officer 鈥� IVC Evidensia; Nick Jackson, Vet locum and 趣夜app Council Member; and Rebecca Robinson; of Vet Dynamics UK
• 鈥� with Chair 趣夜app President Elizabeth Mullineaux and speakers Amanda Joy Oates, Managing Director of Cultivating Restorative Cultures; Julie Gibson, Knowledge Quality Improvement Clinical Lead 鈥� RCVS; Alison Skipper, Veterinary and Research Advisor - The Kennel Club; and Hamish Morrin, Lecturer in Clinical Communication Skills - School of Veterinary Medicine, University of Lancashire
• 鈥� with Chair 趣夜app Junior Vice President Rob Williams and speakers Caroline Collins, Veterinarian and Director - Pennard Vets; Russell Welsh, Founder - Creature Comforts; Gudrun Ravetz, Group Chief Medical Officer - IVC Evidensia; and Guy Killick, BVSc MRCVS, Founder - Palace Vets
• - with our keynote speaker Giles Yeo, Professor of Molecular Neuroendocrinology - University of Cambridge
• 鈥� Chaired by 趣夜app Welsh Branch President Gwen Rees with speakers Malcolm Morley, director of UK - World Horse Welfare; Paula Boyden, independent veterinary surgeon; and Jorge Martin-Almagro, International UK Deputy CVO and Deputy Director, Global Animal Health & UK SPS Office 鈥� Defra.
• 鈥� with Chair Lyndsay Hughes, BVNA President and speakers Laura Haycock, of Brew People; Alexandra Taylor, of International Cat Care; and 趣夜app Junior Vice President Rob Williams
• 鈥� with speakers Caroline Allen, RSPCA Chief Veterinary Officer; 趣夜app President Elizabeth Mullineaux; Peter Haggis, Clinical Director of Wilbury Vets; and Gerry Polton Hospital Director at North Downs Specialist Referrals
• 鈥� Chaired by 趣夜app Welsh Branch President Gwen Rees with speakers Jonathan Birch, Professor of Philosophy at London School of Economics and Political Science; Robert Hyde; of Vet Vision AI, University of Nottingham; and Paul Horwood, UK Country Head of Farm 鈥� IVC Evidensia
• 鈥� Chaired by 趣夜app Welsh Branch President Gwen Rees with speakers Catriona Curtis, Group Head of Sustainability - IVC Evidensia; Jon Haycock, Senior Veterinary Assessor - Veterinary Medicines Directorate; and David Black, Managing Director - Paragon Veterinary Group
• - with Chair 趣夜app Junior Vice President Rob Williams and speakers 趣夜app President Elizabeth Mullineaux; Eleanor Brown, Deputy UK Chief Veterinary Officer - Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA); Tim Parkin, President - Bristol Veterinary School / RCVS; and Samantha Butler-Davies, Veterinary Services Director - Vets for Pets

趣夜app Junior Vice President Rob Williams said: 鈥�With the CMA Investigation moving into its final stages, this year鈥檚 趣夜app Congress is an opportunity to not only get up to date but to explore the possible impact the investigation may have on us as veterinary professionals on a day-to-day basis. There鈥檚 also a wide variety of sessions on a range of issues that are important to our sector, from sustainability and ethics, to biosecurity, so be sure to come along to share your views and join in the conversation on the issues which matter to you.鈥�

趣夜app Congress is back at London Vet Show at the Excel from 20-21 November this year. 趣夜app members can currently book their tickets for 拢356 +VAT, saving 15 per cent off the lowest advertised rate for the event, which will include sessions discussing the issues that matter the most to the veterinary profession, CPD and networking opportunities. Discounted 趣夜app tickets are due to increase to 拢467+VAT on 26 September.

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