Services provided in a competent and humane manner B Professional approach towards clients B Staff dress code, cleanliness and appearance good B Library present, relevant reference material, Code of Conduct and Practice C A diagnostic service, including imaging diagnostics or access to such B A laboratory service for own requirements B IF YES: A centrifuge C A refractometer C IF NO: Reasonable access to such laboratory services B A Microscope A Emergency and intensive care service rendered to stabilise patients in an emergency. A Intensive care is to be referred during normal operating hours. This includes referrals if the veterinarian is unable to attend to the emergency. Dispensing of medicine administered in accordance with legislation A Post mortem examinations can be performed or access to such a service, or must B have access to a laboratory Appropriate sterilising equipment A Efficacy of sterilisation and expiry A Facility where advanced surgical procedures are performed has alternate power A supply Records at veterinary facilities (Rule 26) Legible, accurate records of each animal and client A Records contain patient’s name, species, breed, gender, age and other forms A of ID. Large animals cannot be regulated under the same rules Records contain: A The name of the veterinarian who treated the patient A Clinical information A Vaccination records Special procedures A A Diagnosis A Treatment Discharge instructions. Veterinarian must keep records in order to A protect him/herself In the case of veterinarians attending to horses registered with the National Horseracing Authority: Veterinary case sheet in duplicate A A Premise identification A Patient identification Diagnosis A Treatment A Horses must be micro-chipped All records (including diagnostic images, laboratory and pathology results) A retained for years Proper security to protect records from loss, fire or unauthorised access C Record kept of diagnostic images handed over to C Identification of veterinary facilities (Rule 19).These guidelines may change as the veterinarians may now advertise as they like Direction Board C Direction Board comply with rules B Identification Board C
Services provided in a competent and humane manner B Professional approach towards clients B Staff dress code, cleanliness and appearance good B Library present, relevant reference material, Code of Conduct and Practice C A diagnostic service, including imaging diagnostics or access to such B A laboratory service for own requirements B IF YES: A centrifuge C A refractometer C IF NO: Reasonable access to such laboratory services B A Microscope A Emergency and intensive care service rendered to stabilise patients in an emergency. Intensive care is to be referred during normal operating hours. This includes referrals if the veterinarian is unable to attend to the emergency. A Dispensing of medicine administered in accordance with legislation A Post mortem examinations can be performed or access to such a service, or must have access to a laboratory B Appropriate sterilising equipment A Efficacy of sterilisation and expiry A Facility where advanced surgical procedures are performed has alternate power supply A Records at veterinary facilities (Rule 26) Legible, accurate records of each animal and client A Records contain patient’s name, species, breed, gender, age and other forms of ID. Large animals cannot be regulated under the same rules A Records contain: A The name of the veterinarian who treated the patient Clinical information A Vaccination records A Special procedures A Diagnosis A Treatment A Discharge instructions. Veterinarian must keep records in order to protect him/herself A In the case of veterinarians attending to horses registered with the National Horseracing Authority: Veterinary case sheet in duplicate A Premise identification A Patient identification A Diagnosis A Treatment A Horses must be micro-chipped All records (including diagnostic images, laboratory and pathology results) retained for years A Proper security to protect records from loss, fire or unauthorised access C Record kept of diagnostic images handed over to C Identification of veterinary facilities (Rule 19).These guidelines may change as the veterinarians may now advertise as they like Direction Board C Direction Board comply with rules B Identification Board C
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