module 3 - programme

Our third module will take place on June 19th and 20th 2008 at the Royal Veterinary College. The topics covered will include: cell cycle control, neoplasia, basic genetics and circulatory disturbances (oedema, hameostasis, haemorrhage and thrombosis).

Click here for details of the programme and on this for a registration form.

The Scottish regional group

There will be a meeting of the Scottish regional group at the University of Glasgow Veterinary School on May 29th from 5.30pm until 7.30pm. Email here for details.

BSVP Secretariat

We now have set up a Secretariat function to take on many of the day-to-day administrative tasks of the BSVP. We will have a PO Box in due course but your administrative queries can now go straight through to the Secretariat.

job advert

There is one new vacancy being advertised on the site at the moment. Just look at the tab above.

macroscopic case self-test - case number 4

As part of the Education section, we have added another macroscopic case for you to evaluate.

If you like this feature, please let us know and we will find more cases. If we hear nothing, it will eventually be dropped! Click here to jump straight to the latest case.

careers in veterinary pathology

There is now a web site containing information on careers in veterinary pathology. It is aimed at anyone (undergraduate, graduate or student) who is interested in our discipline and you can access it by clicking here.

If you know of students or practitioners who are interested in following a career in veterinary pathology, this is a good place for them to start, so please point them in the right direction.

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latest minutes

The minutes of the 6th Council meeting held in August 2007 are now available.

digitised slides for self assessment

Do you want to look at some digitised slides and test your diagnostic skills? If you click on the icon, you will be linked to the Digital Slidebox. In this site you can apply for an account (for free) and browse the three cases that will be displayed each month. There are about 50 free subscriptions still available.

You will be linked to a server that contains the whole digitised slide for each case (up to x40 objective) and you can examine it in detail at your own pace. If you wish to write a description and diagnoses, then compare them with those of the contributor, you can do so interactively.