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Læs mere The Vet Vault: Fall In Love With Veterinary Science
Vet life can be tough—but it’s also good. So, how do we make it even better? Join inspiring conversations with veterinary trailblazers who share real stories, fresh ideas, and strategies to help the talented, passionate humans (like you!) who make up the veterinary profession thrive—in work and in life. Hosted by Dr. Hubert Hiemstra, a veterinarian with over 20 years of experience and a passion for helping vets build happier, more fulfilling careers. Hubert brings warmth, curiosity, and a knack for asking the right questions, creating a space where the best ideas in vet med come to life.
150: What Every Vet Should Know About Antimicrobial Resistance. With Dr Kate Worthing
Stop scrolling - I know what you’re thinking: “I don’t want to listen to someone preaching to me about antimicrobial resistance - it’s boring, and it just makes me feel guilty!” Here's a promise: you'll find nothing boring or preachy here. What you will get is interesting science, practical tips, and zero guilt trips. Dr Kate Worthing [https://www.sydney.edu.au/science/about/our-people/academic-staff/kate-worthing.html] is a senior lecturer in veterinary microbiology, practising clinician and passionate antibiotic resistance researcher, and she’s about to change how you prescribe. Together we unpack why the way you use antibiotics in general practice is more than a clinical choice - it’s a responsibility that affects your patients, your team, and your future cases. From unseen pathways of resistance to pragmatic stewardship strategies you can implement this week, this is essential listening for all veterinarians. You’ll learn: * Why antimicrobial resistance is not just a global issue - it’s personal, and it’s already in your consult room. * How selection pressure works beyond the infection: across the microbiome, the patient, and the environment. * Why MRSA isn't really the problem you should be worried about (and where you SHOULD point your attention). * Where resistance risk is highest in small animal practice. * What “good prescribing” looks like in real life * How to find and apply trustworthy prescribing guidelines without slowing down your workflow. Resources: AMRVC https://www.amrvetcollective.com/ [https://www.amrvetcollective.com/] https://www.amrvetcollective.com/home/guidelines/ [https://www.amrvetcollective.com/home/guidelines/] WSAVA Infographics https://wsava.org/committees/therapeutics-guidelines-group/ [https://wsava.org/committees/therapeutics-guidelines-group/] ISCAID https://www.iscaid.org/guidelines [https://www.iscaid.org/guidelines] Understanding the mechanisms of resistance Video [https://youtu.be/WxlpTzco3uU?si=aGgp-ZS9b38hxJxo] Visit thevetvault.com [https://www.thevetvault.com/p/clinical-content/] to join our Vet Vault Nerd community for more clinical confidence and better patient outcomes, get help with your tricky cases in our specialist‑support space [https://the-vet-vault.mn.co/sign_up?auto_join=true&from=https%3A%2F%2Fthe-vet-vault.mn.co%2Fspaces%2F11631272%3Fautojoin%3D1&space_id=11631272], and subscribe to our newsletter [https://thevetvault.substack.com] for clinical gems and a bit more. https://vetsontour.com
149: AI Radiology for Vets: How Accurate Are Todays Tools Really? With Dr Steve Joslyn
We scrutinise one of the most practical yet under‑examined advances in veterinary practice: AI‑based radiology interpretation tools. I sit down with veterinary radiologist and Vedi [https://www.vedi.io] entrepreneur Dr Steve Joslyn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/drstevejoslyn/] to unpack the rise of AI-powered radiology tools in general practice. But this isn’t just opinion: Steve reveals the findings from his team’s recent study that put 6 commercially available AI radiology softwares in the spotlight - or up on the light box - to assess whether they deliver on what they promise. From how these systems are trained, to where they shine (and where they fail), this conversation gives a no-nonsense look at what AI can actually do for your diagnostic imaging workflow. What You’ll Learn: * How these tools are built: Neural networks, down-sampling, and the truth behind “ground truth”. * The data dilemma: Why most AI tools perform best in theory, not in general practice. * Where they fall short: From image quality issues to breed bias and external validation gaps. * New accuracy data: Insights from Dr Joslyn’s pilot study comparing six commercial AI tools. * A decision-making playbook: When to trust AI, when to double-check, and when to avoid it entirely. * Ethics and workflow impact: Who’s responsible? What do you tell clients? Can AI triage be trusted? * How to stay future-ready: What’s coming next – and how to adapt without compromising care. 🎧 Listen now for the tools to ask better questions about AI in your clinic. Find out how we can help you build you in your vet career at thevetvault.com [https://www.thevetvault.com]. Check out our Advanced Surgery Podcast at cutabove.supercast.com [http://cutabove.supercast.com/]. Get case support from our team of specialists in our Specialist Support Space [https://the-vet-vault.mn.co/share/pWYTrfLxiUnCVDHu?utm_source=manual%E2%81%A0]. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter here [https://thevetvault.substack.com/?r=2v2kg5&utm_campaign=pub-share-checklist]for Hubert's favourite clinical and non-clinical learnings from the week. Join us in person for our epic adventure CE events at Vets On Tour [https://vetsontour.com/]. (Next up: Japan snow conference!)
🔓Your Game Plan for Brachycephalic Anaesthesia: Tips, Drugs, and Red Flags. With Dr Abbie Tipler
Did you know that a brachycephalic dog with BOAS has a 433% higher anaesthetic risk than a dog with a normal nose? Let me rephrase that: that Frenchie you’re spaying later this week is more than four times more likely to die on her surgery day than any of your other patients. 😳 Do we have your attention?! Thanks mainly to the rising popularity of the French Bulldog, you’re probably anaesthetising these kinds of patients all the time. So how do we reduce that risk? How do improve patient safety while decreeing your stress levels?! At the Brachycephalic Care Unit [https://www.vss.net.au/brachycephalic-care-unit-jindalee.html], surgeon Dr Abbie Tipler [https://www.drabbietipler.com] and her team have polished brachycephalic anaesthesia down to a fine art, and in this episode, she shares all the gold. From the days leading up to anaesthesia to selecting the safest mix of premed and anaesthesia agents, all the way to a calm, well-oxygenated recovery, this episode is the ultimate masterclass in brachycephalic anaesthesia. Hit us up for the full show notes for this episode, as well as Dr Abbie’s brachycephalic pre-surgery history template, here. [https://hi.switchy.io/SaferBrachycephalicAnaesthesia] This episode is one of more than 600 from our subscriber-only clinical podcasts. If you like this style of learning, where I dig for all the pro tips and updates from some of the best specialists in the world, then you’ll love our clinical feed. Go check it out at thevetvault.com [https://www.thevetvault.com/p/clinical-content/] Oh, and if you’d like to join me in Japan in February or the Maldives in April for the most fun you’ll ever have at a vet conference - have a browse at vetsontour.com [https://vetsontour.com] Topics Covered: Before the big day * Structured history taking: airway, gastrointestinal, sleep, and anxiety indicators * Understanding the link between upper airway obstruction and GI dysfunction * Assessing regurgitation, silent reflux, and aspiration risk * Pre-treatment protocols: omeprazole, metoclopramide, and diet adjustments * Identifying when to delay elective procedures for optimisation * Using C-reactive protein and radiographs to assess for aspiration pneumonia * Managing anxiety pre-hospitalisation with trazodone Plan for the day of surgery * Fasting times and timing surgeries for optimal recovery monitoring * Strategies for minimising stress in brachycephalic patients pre-op * The role of early premedication and pain relief * Drug choices: the “Goldilocks” approach to sedation * Reducing regurgitation risk * Your pre-op pro tips * Extubation and recovery: positioning, monitoring, and oxygen weaning * The impact of cage-side nursing and owner-assisted recovery
148: Is the Veterinary Business Model Failing Our Patients? A Frontline Perspective From a Top UK Charity. With Dr Paul Manktelow
“If you can’t afford a pet, you shouldn’t own one.” Ever said this line? Once you’ve been on the receiving of someone’s anger about the cost of their vet bill, it’s an easy thought to have. But it’s not the whole story, is it? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Paul Manktelow [https://theconsultroom.co.uk/dr-paul-manktelow/] - a veterinary surgeon with 20+ years in UK animal charities and current Director of Veterinary Services at Blue Cross [https://www.bluecross.org.uk]. Dr Paul shares lessons learned in not-for-profit vet care to help us untangle that tension between care, compassion, and commercial reality. We cover: * Trends from the front lines in the charity sector * How “affordability” is shifting under rising cost of living * Decision-making tools that balance optimal vs achievable care * Business models that either enable or block access to care * How vets can approach financial conversations with clarity, dignity, and trust You’ll learn about: 💡 “Pragmatic care” as the antidote to chasing the mythical ‘gold standard’ 💡 Cost-based vs value-based pricing models 💡How to think in tiers of care—and where the limits lie Because behind every clinical decision is a human one. Find out how we can help you build you in your vet career at thevetvault.com [https://www.thevetvault.com]. Check out our Advanced Surgery Podcast at cutabove.supercast.com [http://cutabove.supercast.com/]. Get case support from our team of specialists in our Specialist Support Space [https://the-vet-vault.mn.co/share/pWYTrfLxiUnCVDHu?utm_source=manual%E2%81%A0]. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter here [https://thevetvault.substack.com/?r=2v2kg5&utm_campaign=pub-share-checklist]for Hubert's favourite clinical and non-clinical learnings from the week. Join us in person for our epic adventure CE events at Vets On Tour [https://vetsontour.com/]. (Next up: Japan snow conference!) Topics and Time Stamps 03:11 Balancing Costs and Care in Veterinary Practice 06:45 Challenges and Changes in the Veterinary Profession 11:41 Client Expectations vs Financial Realities 16:32 The Impact of Economic Hardships on Pet Care 32:16 Blue Cross's Model 39:10 Individual Responsibility in Veterinary Practice 42:54 Getting Clear on Quality of Life and Prognosis 47:23 Cost-Based vs Value-Based Pricing Models 01:10:05 Pragmatic Care and Clinical Guidelines 01:16:54 The One Question
147: What I Got Wrong (And Right!) About AI in VetMed: A Software Engineer Sets Me Straight. With Rohan Relan
In episode 141 [https://www.thevetvault.com/141-from-fomo-to-pro-how-i-use-ai-in-the-clinic-and-how-you-can-too-with-dr-hubert-hiemstra/], I shared my take on where AI fits into veterinary medicine - and where it might take us next. But I’m no expert. So I brought one in. In this episode, I sit down with Rohan Relan [https://www.linkedin.com/in/rohan-relan?] , Silicon Valley software engineer and founder of ScribbleVet [https://www.scribblevet.com] ,an AI tool built for vets. We unpack the promise and pitfalls of AI in clinical practice and try to figure out how you can use it without losing sleep (or your license). What we cover: * Why AI is not just a "smarter Google”- and why that matters * The risky shortcuts vets are already taking (and how to avoid them) * How to increase trust and accuracy when using AI * Where innovation collides with privacy, data, and consent * DIY AI vs purpose-built tools If you're curious about AI but not sure what’s hype and what’s helpful, this one’s for you. Come find out what W(asabi)TF Wednesday is all about at our Japan Snow Conference [https://www.eventcreate.com/e/nozawa26] Check out our podcast for business owners [https://podcast.acceleratepracticeacademy.com], and Dr Sam’s ‘How To Make A Hell Of a Profit And Still Go To Heaven [ https://apa.acceleratepracticeacademy.com/profit-without-pressure?am_id=hubert850 ]’ workshop. Join our community of Vet Vault Nerds to lift your clinical game and get your groove back with our up-to-date, easy-to-consume clinical episodes at vvn.supercast.com [https://vvn.supercast.com/]. Get help with your tricky cases in our Specialist Support Space. [https://the-vet-vault.mn.co/spaces/11631272/discovery] Visit thevetvault.com [https://thevetvault.com/] for show notes and resources related to this episode. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter here [https://thevetvault.substack.com/?r=2v2kg5&utm_campaign=pub-share-checklist]for Hubert's favourite clinical and non-clinical learnings from the week. Topics and Timestamps 04:39 What I got wrong about AI 08:19 How models “know” things — next‐word prediction & reasoning 15:00 Grounding AI responses using external tools / search 19:19 Scribble Vet features 38:12 Privacy, ownership, and AI liability 51:00 Rohan’s podcast and AI tool recommendations 54:00 Key misconceptions & Caveats
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