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#Blog How were respondents for our #gender discrimination study chosen to evaluate ‘Mark’ vs. ‘Elizabeth’? Did the… https://t.co/H3LYPjlICG
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#CHSMonth All this week, our #CanineHealthSchemes team is taking over our #Instagram account to highlight the impor… https://t.co/XSVkIqyyvF
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Calling all young #vets in #Norfolk: Our Norfolk #YoungVetNetwork is kickstarting its New Year calendar with talks… https://t.co/QG2WmJtzFq
22 Jan at 15:00
The collaborative research project between the University of Exeter and BVA on workforce issues in the veterinary profession has prompted many questions. In this blog researcher Chris Begeny will explain why their team framed their study with 'Mark' and 'Elizabeth'.
Following an unprecedented amount of interest in BVA Committee vacancies in 2018, Scottish Branch President, Melissa Donald, kick starts 2019 by introducing BVA Scotland’s newest appointments to Branch Council.
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