Doctors, Dentists and Veterinarians advise - How to use antibiotics responsibly

Wednesday, 18 December 2013

Once bacteria are resistant, the antibiotic is ineffective and can no longer treat the disease. Help us save lives and make sure that antibiotics stay effective now and in the future

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Other 2013 Publications

• Veterinarians and farmers care for animals and people
• Factors influencing antibiotic prescribing habits and use of sensitivity testing
• Responsible use of antimicrobials: advices for owners of small animals and pets_German
• Tackling Europe's bee decline: the vet role
• Veterinary medicinal product terminology - Epruma Paper
• Veterinarians vital for animals, vital for people
• ECCVT Newsletter

Older Newsletters

• Berenschot Report - De-coupling the prescription from the sale of veterinary medicines
• Responsible use of antimicrobials: advices for veterinarians_French
• Responsible use of antimicrobials: advices for the public_French
• On compliance with driving times and rest periods for drivers in connection with the long-distance
• Responsible use of antimicrobials: advices for veterinarians
• Responsible use of antimicrobials: advices for the public
• Code of Conduct & Veterinary Act
• FVE Strategy Plan 2011-2015
• FECAVA Poster
• FVE Slaughter without prior stunning poster
• FVE One Health Information Leaflet
• FVE Information Leaflet
• Real Veterinarians don't wear helmets?
• Can your food kill? A view on acceptable risk.
• FVE - Poster
• FVE - Policies and Actions
• EPRUMA - Best Practice Framework
• FVE Strategy Plan 2006-2010
• Cascade
• Good Veterinary Practice
• Towards an Accreditation System
• Food Safety - Stable to table