Ruth Clark
Vetstream Recruit To Develop New Digital Reference Content Service
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Vetstream, a leading supplier of digital reference content to the veterinary profession, has appointed vet Mrs Ruth Clark to develop 'Bovis', a new point-of-care resource for cattle aimed at vets specialising in cattle and general livestock. Bovis will complement its existing peer-reviewed clinical resources, Canis (for dogs), Felis (for cats), Lapis (for rabbits) and Equis (for horses) and is expected to launch in the last quarter of 2016.
Ruth graduated from Liverpool Vet School in 2004 before gaining experience in large, mixed and small animal practice. She has also worked with the Royal Army Veterinary Corps. She is currently developing a content plan for Bovis and sourcing contributors.
Canis, Felis, Lapis and Equis are subscription-based services, featuring content from more than 900 leading veterinary clinicians from around the world. They are updated weekly and are accessible from any internet-enabled device. According to Vetstream, Bovis will be the first of a range a livestock services to run alongside them.
Dr G Mark Johnston MRCVS, Managing Director, explained: "As they spend so much time out of the practice, either on farm or travelling between clients, we aim to support livestock vets by providing them with species-specific clinical reference services for the animals they care for - and which they can access anytime through their smart device. We are delighted to appoint Ruth to develop Bovis. She will be working with experienced clinicians as contributors and also with companies and associations in order to ensure that we develop a resource which is geared specifically to the requirements of livestock vets."
Ruth Clark added: "I have secured a number of distinguished clinicians to contribute and peer-review Bovis content and am looking forward to creating a truly excellent resource for both bovine and livestock practitioners and for vet students, and will be looking to work with additional contributors and companies in due course."
In addition to Canis, Felis, Equis and Lapis, Vetstream offers a range of digital resources to the veterinary profession. Its Vetacademy e-learning service offers e-learning modules and online videos from some of the world’s leading veterinary CPD providers, including The Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Medicine, Elsevier, the North American Veterinary Community and Improve International, and its Webpartner service specialises in the development of professional and accessible websites for veterinary practices and related businesses and organisations.
10 August 2015
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