International differences in the journey toward compulsory veterinary nurse registration
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Authors
Harvey, Laura
Ladyman, Rebecca
Farnworth, Mark
Ladyman, Rebecca
Farnworth, Mark
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Date
2014-11
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Journal Article
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Keyword
United States
New Zealand
Australia
Ireland
United Kingdom
veterinary nurse registration
veterinary nurses
regulation
New Zealand Veterinary Nursing Association
National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America
British Veterinary Nursing Association
Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia
Irish Veterinary Nursing Association
registration
New Zealand
Australia
Ireland
United Kingdom
veterinary nurse registration
veterinary nurses
regulation
New Zealand Veterinary Nursing Association
National Association of Veterinary Technicians in America
British Veterinary Nursing Association
Veterinary Nurses Council of Australia
Irish Veterinary Nursing Association
registration
ANZSRC Field of Research Code (2020)
Citation
Harvey, L., Ladyman, R., and Farnworth, M. (2014). International differences in the journey toward compulsory veterinary nurse registration. The Veterinary Nurse, 5(9), pp.538-542.
Abstract
This paper seeks to explore the veterinary nursing profession and its regulation using five countries as examples, namely the United Kingdom (UK), New Zealand, Australia, the Republic of Ireland and the United States of America (USA). It also briefly examines the concept of working towards an internationally unified or standardised approach to the regulation of the veterinary nursing profession, which may be beneficial to the profession. Finally, it provides brief information for veterinary nurses who may wish to transfer their careers between the five example countries described. The focus of this paper is from a New Zealand perspective, but relates to veterinary nurses worldwide.
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Mark Allen Group - MA Health Care Ltd.
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DOI
DOI: 10.12968/vetn.2014.5.9.538
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Mark Allen Group - MA Health Care Ltd.
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