
Sue Patterson
RCVS- and European-recognised veterinary dermatologist, Veterinary Director of Virtual Vet Derms, and past President of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (2023–24)
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Sep 16, 2026
Contextualised care: why now and what next?
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Sue PattersonGUEST
And I think the thing that we perhaps forget a little bit about is that contextualised care is not just about finances.

Sue PattersonGUEST
Although finances are hugely important when we're looking at putting together a package of contextualised support for an animal.

Sue PattersonGUEST
And it may be something as simple as For example, the owner hasn't got access to transport, so can't get back to the clinic, and we therefore have to tailor our treatment to deal with that.
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Katie MantellHOST
Sue, is there anything you'd add to that about why we really need to focus on contextualised care right now?