Vetstream updates valuable resource

In a brilliant new update to their website Vetlexicon, Vetstream’s range of innovative solutions for the veterinary community are even easier to use, even out in the field.

Vetstream has been supporting and empowering veterinary teams globally for over 15 years, offering digital peer-reviewed knowledge and CPD. Now the valuable resources they offer are more streamlined than ever before in a significant update to their website.

Dr Mark Johnston, CEO of Vetstream said,

“The usage data of Vetlexicon has continually shown us how important the client factsheets are to practices helping clients understand the health and welfare of their animals. Whilst most of our subscribers are accepting of the Vetlexicon content in English, the preferred language of many pet owners is not necessarily English, and we wanted to help practices with that. So a major new dimension to the new Vetlexicon website is to enable the content to be made available in many European and Asian languages so that when you are viewing a client factsheet, you can instantly see that content in Spanish, French or Korean and then print it out on paper and give to the owners for them to share with friends or family on their return to home; or to print it as a PDF and email it to them. Practices have told us that this will be so useful for the relationship with their clients, and so it is great to be able to provide that now.”

Zoe Colegate, Technical Lead, added,

“Making our resources more accessible to Vetstream clients across the globe was the brief for the Vetlexicon website update. With that in mind, the useful information that Vetlexicon provides is now available in more languages than ever before. This includes Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, and Chinese, ensuring more teams across the world can access knowledge in their native languages.”

Improvements have been made to the interface, making it much more intuitive. And the search functionality within the site has been vastly improved so teams can quickly find exactly what they need using category and media type filters.

User accounts can now be personalised with bookmark libraries. This means that users can store their favourite content in these libraries and return to it time and time again. Users can also customise their browsing experience, so Vetlexicon works in the best way for them. And users can browse the library of contributors who play a crucial role in developing and maintaining Vetlexicon's extensive knowledge base.

For users out in the field, or those who prefer to access information on mobile devices, access to Vetlexicon’s resources has been improved with an intuitive mobile-responsive design, improving access on any Internet-enabled device.

To take a look at all the improvements Vetstream has made, simply log in to your account on www.vetlexicon.com and take a look around. If you don't have an account yet, you can take a free 14-day trial to see what Vetlexicon can do to support you and your team. Or give the team a call on 01223 895818.