112 | Talking about 'utilising vet nurses' isn't enough - we need to ACTUALLY use our skills. Here's how to do exactly that.

For a long time, we've talked about how 'utilising vet nurses' is important - and how everything gets better when our skills are really used.

But how well are we REALLY doing that?

In episode 112 of the Medical Nursing Podcast, and the first episode of VNAM 2026, we're talking all about what utilisation really looks like.

We'll explore the workforce crisis driving this conversation, what the evidence says about veterinary nursing - how patient care improves, how practice revenue improves, and how professional longevity and burnout improve - and we'll look at HOW to do more with your patients, in your practice, right now.

If you're a registered or student veterinary nurse, or a credentialled technician, you won't want to miss this episode.

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Resources mentioned this episode

📲 Technician utilisation guidelines: https://www.aaha.org/wp-content/uploads/globalassets/02-guidelines/2023-aaha-technician-utilization-guidelines/resources/2023-aaha-technician-utilization-guidelines-new.pdf

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