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Liz Barton
MA VetMB, MCIPR, FRCVS, Head of Communications
Explore the history and development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in veterinary medicine, including its uses in small animal, farm and equine practice, radiology and veterinary education, and its potential impacts on the well-being of veterinary teams and the workforce. Results from VetCT’s recent survey on the opinions of AI within the veterinary profession are shared in the paper. To view or download your free copy of the white paper, please complete the form above.
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