We'd encourage you to participate in current surveys and studies that look to gain perspectives of equine veterinary professionals. Take a look and contribute to current surveys and studies that are seeking your views today.
Juliette Remillat-Scarpa
This project aims to understand the ways in which biological modalities are used in the UK veterinary field to treat lameness in horses.
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University of Liverpool
This survey aims to learn more about veterinary workplace injuries within the equine hospital setting. It invites all hospital employees to take part, including those who have not been injured.
Dr Aleman and Dr Madigan, UC Davis
We are reaching out to gather data on the use and outcomes of the procedure referred to as the Madigan Squeeze Technique. This procedure resulted from research on Neonatal Maladjustment Syndrome (dummy foal) conducted by Drs Aleman and Madigan at UC Davis. Survey open to DVM, breeders, horse owners, and foaling staff.
SPVS
This annual survey is an invaluable tool designed to provide a comprehensive overview of remuneration levels within the veterinary sector.
Copenhagen University
The objective of this study is to examine the use of sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitors (SGLT2i) by veterinarians in the management of Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) across equine practices in Europe. The study aims to provide insights into the clinical application and observed responses to these drugs in practice. This survey will be a part of af veterinary master thesis written at University of Copenhagen. Participants are kindly requested to allocate approximately 15 minutes to complete the survey, which focuses on treatment experiences and outcomes with SGLT2i.
Dr Stephen Greenhalgh, Mrs Helen Silver MacMahon and Dr Juliet Duncan, University of Edinburgh
We want to understand what people working in veterinary anaesthesia think about HFs and NTS. We also want to gather opinion on education and training in HFs and NTS.
Florence Gill, Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies
An MSc dissertation research project with The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, University of Edinburgh is being undertaken to investigate the experiences of equine owners, riders and caregivers in relation to mares and mare-specific behaviour.
FEEVA
This survey aims to gather insights on ethical and welfare considerations, which are a top priority for FEEVA. Mare welfare lies at the core of our work as veterinarians. Understanding diverse opinions on the procedures we perform is crucial for addressing concerns and developing well-informed policies. Please note that the survey is entirely anonymous. Your valuable input will contribute to addressing industry concerns more effectively and shaping future policies. The results of this study will be shared at FEEVA meetings. Additionally, the findings may be published and made accessible to the scientific community in the future.
The deadline for completing the survey: 28th February 2025.
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BEVA
This survey aims to develop our understanding of current levels of knowledge, available resources and skill set of practitioners.
Epicontrol research group
Your participation will provide valuable insights to ensure better health for horses.
Faye McTigue, Harper Adams University
This survey aims to explore UK equine keepers' attitudes, beliefs and behaviours surrounding worm control and resistance
The British Horse Society
The BHS would like to know about your routine hoof care and your experiences when accessing farriery and hoofcare provider services for equids under your care in the previous year.
SPILLERS Slimmers Club
Your participation in our survey will not only enrich our understanding of the multifaceted issues surrounding equine obesity but also provide actionable recommendations for effective intervention strategies.
Juliet Pope, University of Bristol
Bristol Veterinary School is conducting research into the impact of left-handedness on surgical training before and after graduating as a veterinarian and suggestions for changes that may enhance future training.
Gemma Pearson
This survey aims to investigate vet-horse interactions.
Katrina Cave, University of Surrey
This research is being conducted as part of an undergraduate project for Veterinary Medicine and Science at the University of Surrey. The survey aims to gather information on the jargon that a newly graduated equine veterinarian should be familiar with. This does not include veterinary specific equine terms, but rather terms used within the equine industry itself.
University of Surrey and BEVA Sustainability Working Group
These surveys hope to gain a better understanding of the attitudes towards the use and environmental impact of equine anthelmintics.
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RCVS
These surveys ask veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses a wide range of questions, covering everything from what they do in a typical day to career aspirations to mental and physical wellbeing.
All eligible veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses will have received an email from the RCVS with a link to complete the survey on Monday 8 January.
Jason Merron, Oakham Veterinary Hospital
Jason is requesting small volume samples of both Serum antitoxin and Hyperimmune plasma from equine practices throughout the UK. Please contact him to get involved.
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BEVA Nurse Committee
The BEVA Nursing Committee want to get views from individuals in practice on working with equine veterinary nurses.
Murdoch University
This survey aims to document responses to ertugliflozin in your patients.
If you're conducting research simply send us the information for us to review and if it is relevant for BEVA members we will highlight it to BEVA members via this page.