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This is because as well as benefits, they can cause harm to the animals they are used to treat, to the people handling them and to the environment.īut it's hard to find information that gives veterinary professionals the full facts about the harms as well as the benefits, and how different treatment options compare, which is crucial for making decisions in the best interests of animals and their owners rather than pharmaceutical companies and their shareholders. More about Veterinary Prescriber: Our Philosophy The key to prescribing excellence is independence. Modules are written in a simple succinct style and are also recorded as podcasts. We aim to make a clear distinction between evidence and opinion all of our modules are fully referenced, and we only refer to published sources as this allows anyone to examine the evidence for themselves.įinally, the modules undergo rigorous checks. Give personal insights from having used treatments.ĭraft modules are edited by Veterinary Prescriber editors, who are highly skilled in critical appraisal and integrating clinical evidence with practical information. Raise questions important to practitioners. Raise points about interpretation of evidence.

The draft is circulated to a wide range of reviewers, including other topic specialists, general practice vets and pharmaceutical companies. We commission a topic specialist (the collaborating author) to write the text based on the outline. We search for the relevant published information, using the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Knowledge Discovery Service (including PubMed) and CAB abstracts, to maximise journal coverage and ensure we include all the available published evidence ( Grindlay et al 2012) We develop a module outline that identifies the questions that need answering.

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It accepts no sponsorship or advertising, is free to discuss all medicines and to be critical of evidence and promotion. Veterinary Prescriber is published by an independent company, Mixolydian Publications Limited. Veterinary Prescriber was founded in 2012 by Andrea Tarr, a pharmacist with a long career in independent medicines information, who recognised the need for impartial, evidence-based, comparative and practical information to support veterinary practitioners in the rational treatment of animals.

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