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Page 4 - Clinical Strategy 2024-2029
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INTRODUCTION










                                            ur Clinical Services          We have the largest number of                Clinical veterinary medicine continues to
                                            are world leading and         postgraduate specialist trainees at any      evolve with the next decade likely to bring
                                            enhance our status as         single site in Europe, with an enviable      enhanced use of technology, a drive for
                                            a leading international       track record of successful completion and    sustainable and varied career paths for
                            Oveterinary school.                           attainment of specialist status.             clinicians and an enhanced focus on the

                             Our services deliver high quality care       Our clinical teams constantly strive to      importance of workplace culture, not only
                             across a range of species and in both        improve the quality of care offered,         for delivering safe and effective care, but
                             generalist and specialist environments,      integrating innovative techniques into       also for retention of the best possible
                             with many of our clinicians being            clinical case management. We contribute      clinical teams and to create a safe and
                             international experts in their clinical      to the  research output through           supportive clinical learning environment.
                             discipline. Alongside this discipline        publications related exclusively to our      To remain world leading, we must continue
                             specifi c expertise, we embrace the           clinical caseload and data, and through      to innovate and embrace change; our
                             importance and impact of cross discipline    collaboration with biomedical researchers    strategy lays out the key themes and
                             working pooling knowledge and skills to      in the wider  community.                  specifi c initiatives we will undertake to
                             treat the most complex cases.                Our Clinical Services are underpinned        achieve this.

                             Our clinical environments, both wholly       by effi cient and cost-effective systems      We wholly support the ’s commitment
                                                                                                                       to advancing equity, diversity and
                             owned and in a small number of external      and processes which deliver a positive       inclusion, and the breadth of our clinical
                             partners, are an essential component         fi nancial performance generating             activity will be consciously and proactively
                             of our learning environment providing        resources for ongoing investment in our      aligned with our organisational EDI
                             clinical cases for both undergraduate and    physical and digital infrastructure.         strategy.
                             postgraduate training.



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