Breaking Insurance Rules?

Re: Breaking Insurance Rules?

supamog — Thu, 29 Nov 2012 12:28:39 GMT

Thanks once again - very sound advice :)

Re: Breaking Insurance Rules?

Paulette — Mon, 26 Nov 2012 22:08:50 GMT

BVNA members can make use of the free legal helpline - although i can't find the number on the website... i'm sure if you contact main BVNA number they can give it to you 01279 408644

from www.bvna.org.uk

BVNA Members Helpline & Support Services

As well as the Legal Help Line and Industrial Relations Service for BVNA members, the BVNA is also there to support in other ways.

The Members Helpline is a confidential service, no details will be divulged and no action will be taken unless you specifically request it.

You can telephone the Legal Help Line in relation to any legal matter, employment, matrimonial, financial, etc. If you would like the advice they provide to you confirmed in writing, please ask at the end of the telephone conversation and they can do this.

Or if you feel that you have undergone a specific veterinary nursing traumatic experience and you feel that you would like to talk about this with somebody, again you can contact the BVNA office and speak to someone in confidence, or, they can ask a fellow Veterinary Nurse to contact you to discuss this further. In our experiences, a traumatic experience such as a dog severely biting you, is hard to deal with and whilst relatives and close friends try to understand, another Veterinary Nurse could understand better because it may have happened to them or they will understand how the situation arose etc.

We can also provide you with some written information specifically provided as counselling suggestions on how to deal with traumatic experiences.

Please remember as a BVNA member you are not alone, we are always there to help you.

Re: Breaking Insurance Rules?

supamog — Mon, 26 Nov 2012 20:29:24 GMT

Thank you v much. I will pass this info on straight away as a simple chat might help the situation.

Re: Breaking Insurance Rules?

Helen Tottey — Mon, 26 Nov 2012 18:53:34 GMT

A tricky one for you but i wrote an article this year based on an Insurance fraud meeting i atteneded at BSAVA. The best thing she can do is report her concerns, that way, if there is any wrong doing, she won;t be implicated. If nothing is found it is all anonymous so she won't be found out as i am sure this is confidential.

Insurance Fraud Bureau online at www.insurancefraudbureau.org. Alternatively you can contact the freephone Cheatline number by calling 0800 328 2550.

The other people to contact would be RCVS/BVNA

I hope this helps

Helen