Watch the trailer below for “Consult with confidence: Unlocking your full potential” by Chloe Little FdSc RVN ISFMCertFN DipNCS(RVNCons). If you want to watch it in full, click on buy on the video.
Thank you to Agilio for kindly sponsoring this webinar.
Lecture Synopsis:
Nurse-led consultations are a vital opportunity to strengthen client relationships, improve patient outcomes, and showcase the unique skills of veterinary nurses. Yet, many nurses feel uncertain about their approach or struggle to maximise the value of these appointments. In this engaging and practical session, Chloe draws on over a decade of experience to share strategies for building confidence, enhancing communication, and structuring consultations for success. Whether you’re a student veterinary nurse starting your consulting journey or an experienced RVN wanting to refine your skills, you’ll leave with practical tools and renewed confidence to deliver impactful, client-focused consultations in practice.
Learning Points:
- Understand how to build rapport and trust with clients to create stronger, long-lasting relationships that support patient care
- Identify potential financial benefits of nurse-led consultations and how these can contribute to practice growth
- Improve patient outcomes through effective communication, education, and follow-up
- Develop confidence in structuring and delivering nurse consultations to maximise both clinical and client value
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