RVC Mobile vs Veterinary Surveillance System

Welcome to the Royal Veterinary College's mobile app for students, a pioneering application that allows students to access comprehensive information about their university. Features: - Search campus maps for buildings and locations, on and off campus. - Opening times of the various on-campus services - Find out which rooms have available Open-Access Computers. - View & renew your Library Loans. - Search the Library Catalogue. - View your Course Timetable and add lectures to your calendar. - Search for support staff or lecturers using the Staff directory. Call or email contacts and add them directly to your address book. - Receive alerts and announcements using Push Notifications. - Receive the latest news and events from the University and the Students’ Union. - Travel information including London buses & tubes, Boris bikes and Hawkshead Bus Timetable. - Access to key resources on RVC Learn, videos and assessments - Induction & Fresher's Week information. - Access to key information such as IT guides and services available for students. New features are continuously being planned and we are keen to implement requested features so please send your suggestions through.

Veterinary Surveillance System (VSS) app provides veterinarians a tool to access and input disease information. The information is stored in a central database, monitored by artificial intelligence, and reviewed by a veterinary epidemiologist. The Veterinary Surveillance System (VSS) app provides real-time information to veterinarians and state-federal regulatory veterinarians concerning the location and prevalence of disease syndromes in large animals. In addition, it allows veterinarians to develop a diagnostic plan based on current surveillance data. VSS also : • Provides a network for rural veterinarians to be linked together through the virtual reporting • Allows veterinarians in underserved areas to become members of a larger group, enhancing their ability to provide animal health services to rural communities.