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Laura Jones
Medical Nursing Podcast
CPD for Veterinary Nurses
Every veterinary nurse and technician wants to give great care.
And not just to give great care - but to use more skills, and get more job satisfaction whilst doing it.
Join RVN and veterinary technician specialist in small animal medicine, Laura Jones, as she demystifies complex diseases and body systems, breaking them down into small, easy-to-understand chunks that you can use to plan the best possible care for your patients.
Every week, in under an hour, you'll get a simple explanation of a different medical condition - along with a list of skills to use, and nursing considerations to...
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5.0 stars from 7 ratings
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“It is so helpful and informative. When I go for a walk or a long drive and just turn on and listen, it is so detailed and easily broken down! Thank you so much for doing it!”
Gerda1368 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
04/03/24
Concise, information content
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“I stumbled on this podcast by semi-accident, but subscribed within minutes of trying an episode. The content is superb, delivered clearly, in sensible chunks that take you through various topics in a way that makes them accessible and understandable. I’m a first-year student nurse, so there are...”Read full review »
Ceravene via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/13/24
Exceptional Content
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“Love these podcasts, clear, concise information on medical veterinary nursing.”
HPR worker via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/26/24
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Published 04/26/24
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