The BSAVA has launched a new strategic plan which sets out how it will strengthen its support for small animal veterinary professionals.

The plan includes a redesigned digital experience to give members access to BSAVA clinical resources and the launch of LUMOS, which is billed as a new, modern, flexible CPD programme and platform.

The Association is also developing its AI-powered search tool call Rover, which will help clinicians navigate BSAVA resources at the point of care, including the Formulary, Manuals and Library content.

A redesigned BSAVA mobile app is also in the pipeline, along with regional and digital community spaces to help members stay connected between events. 

Stacy Woodman, Interim CEO of the BSAVA, said: "The small animal veterinary profession is evolving rapidly, and the BSAVA must evolve with it.

"Our new strategy focuses on making knowledge, learning and professional support easier to access throughout a veterinary professional's career."

She added: "We're revitalising our simple but powerful premise of 'the profession supporting the profession' and are encouraging our members to share their views by taking part in our ongoing Membership Survey and helping to create a BSAVA for the future."

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