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Academia Meetings Calendar
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28/11/2007
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Equine Advanced Wound Care
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A new one day course as part of the Academia series aimed at equine practitioners covering the main prinicples of equine wound management from a practical 'How to do' approach. |
Speaker: |
Prof D Hendrickson DVM Dipl ECVS(USA)
Dr R Perrin DVM Dipl ECVS (FRA) |
Venue: |
Tyco Healthcare Education Centre Paris, Elancourt France |
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29/11/2007
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Equine Laparoscopy Practical Course
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A two day course contining a good combinatin of practical and lectures on 'how to do'. |
Speaker: |
Dr T Launois DVM
Dr R Perrin DVM
PR A Rijkenhuizen DVM
Dr F Rossignol DVM
Dr C Scicluna DVM
Dr J Walmsley MRCVS
Dr O Simon DVM |
Venue: |
Tyco Healthcare Eduction Centre Paris, Elancourt France |
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04/12/2007
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New Concepts in Managing Chronic Kidney Disease
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New Concepts in Managing Chronic Kidney Disease: The Importance of Plasma Phosphate
Including New Guidelines on Phosphataemia Management from the Roundtable Attended by World Leading Experts |
Speaker: |
Professor Jonathan Elliott |
Venue: |
Exeter Racecourse, Kennford, Exeter EX6 7XS |
Registration |
Phos_Mg_Exeter_4Dec07.pdf |
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13/03/2008
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A Surgical Tour of the Abdomen in the Dog and Cat
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This complimentary CPD evening will review the surgical anatomy of the abdomen of the dog and cat. Information will be provided on instrumentation, the exploratory coeliotomy and obtaining biopsies from the various abdominal organs. A number of video presentations will be used to compliment the information provided in the lectures. |
Speaker: |
Prof Robert N White BSc (Hons) BVetMed MRCVS CertVA DSAS (Soft Tissue) Dip ECVS |
Venue: |
Hilton Birmingham Bromsgrove, Birmingham Road, Bromsgrove, B61 0JB |
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19/03/2008
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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Canine Massage Stg I
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This 2-day CPD course will take place over two non-consecutive days at the same venue. Day 2 (Stage II), is on 19th March 2008.
Stage I will focus on managing chronic degenerative joint conditions and will focus on techniques (passive movements, massage and stretches) to improve mobility in osteoarthritic joints and enhance quality of life in senior animals.
Stage II will focus on the acute patient and post operative physiotherapy techniques. This approach provides an opportunity for delegates to go back to their respective practices after stage I and begin to use the techniques that they have learnt in their “well being” and “joint health management” clinics before returning to learn some more advanced skills suitable for post operative patients.
The CPD course is free to practices who commit to using Flexadin. Alternatively, places can be purchased. Please ring your territory manager for course costs. |
Speaker: |
Brian Sharp MSc (VetPhys) BSc (Phys), BSc (Biol), PGCertEd, PGDipHealthEd, MCSP, SRP, ACPAT Member (Category A), Veterinary Physiotherapist.
Barry Dallas BVSc MRCVS, Veterinary Services Manager, Vetoquinol
Simon Boulton BVetMed MRCVS, Veterinary Advisor, Vetoquinol |
Venue: |
Animal Health Trust (AHT), Newmarket, Animal Health Trust, Lanwades Park, Kentford, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 7UU |
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09/04/2008
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A Surgical Tour of the Abdomen in the Dog and Cat
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This complimentary CPD evening will review the surgical anatomy of the abdomen of the dog and cat. Information will be provided on instrumentation, the exploratory coeliotomy and obtaining biopsies from the various abdominal organs. A number of video presentations will be used to compliment the information provided in the lectures. |
Speaker: |
Prof Robert N White BSc (Hons) BVetMed MRCVS CertVA DSAS (Soft Tissue) Dip ECVS |
Venue: |
Holiday Inn Ipswich, London Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP2 0UA |
Registration |
Surgical_9April08_Ipswich.pdf |
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15/04/2008
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A Surgical Tour of the Abdomen in the Dog and Cat
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This complimentary CPD evening will review the surgical anatomy of the abdomen of the dog and cat. Information will be provided on instrumentation, the exploratory coeliotomy and obtaining biopsies from the various abdominal organs. A number of video presentations will be used to compliment the information provided in the lectures. |
Speaker: |
Prof Robert N White BSc (Hons) BVetMed MRCVS CertVA DSAS (Soft Tissue) Dip ECVS |
Venue: |
Holiday Inn York, Tadcaster Road, York, North Yorkshire, YO24 1QF |
Registration |
Surgical_15April08_York.pdf |
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16/04/2008
Location:
Thornbury, South Gloucestershire |
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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Canine Massage Stg I
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This 2-day CPD course will take place over two non-consecutive days at the same venue. Day 2 (Stage II), is on Wednesday 16 April 2008.
Stage I will focus on managing chronic degenerative joint conditions and will focus on techniques (passive movements, massage and stretches) to improve mobility in osteoarthritic joints and enhance quality of life in senior animals.
Stage II will focus on the acute patient and post operative physiotherapy techniques. This approach provides an opportunity for delegates to go back to their respective practices after stage I and begin to use the techniques that they have learnt in their “well being” and “joint health management” clinics before returning to learn some more advanced skills suitable for post operative patients.
The CPD course is free to practices who commit to using Flexadin. Alternatively, places can be purchased. Please ring your territory manager for course costs. |
Speaker: |
Brian Sharp MSc (VetPhys) BSc (Phys), BSc (Biol), PGCertEd, PGDipHealthEd, MCSP, SRP, ACPAT Member (Category A), Veterinary Physiotherapist.
Barry Dallas BVSc MRCVS, Veterinary Services Manager, Vetoquinol |
Venue: |
Thornbury Castle, Castle Street, Thornbury, South Gloucestershire BS35 1HH |
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23/04/2008
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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Canine Massage Stg I
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This 2-day CPD course will take place over two non-consecutive days at the same venue. Day 2 (Stage II), is on Wednesday 11 June 2008.
Stage I will focus on managing chronic degenerative joint conditions and will focus on techniques (passive movements, massage and stretches) to improve mobility in osteoarthritic joints and enhance quality of life in senior animals.
Stage II will focus on the acute patient and post operative physiotherapy techniques. This approach provides an opportunity for delegates to go back to their respective practices after stage I and begin to use the techniques that they have learnt in their “well being” and “joint health management” clinics before returning to learn some more advanced skills suitable for post operative patients.
The CPD course is free to practices who commit to using Flexadin. Alternatively, places can be purchased. Please ring your territory manager for course costs. |
Speaker: |
Brian Sharp MSc (VetPhys) BSc (Phys), BSc (Biol), PGCertEd, PGDipHealthEd, MCSP, SRP, ACPAT Member (Category A), Veterinary Physiotherapist.
Barry Dallas BVSc MRCVS, Veterinary Services Manager, Vetoquinol |
Venue: |
Hilton Maidstone, Bearsted Road
Maidstone
Kent
ME14 5AA |
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30/04/2008
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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Canine Massage Stg I
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This 2-day CPD course will take place over two non-consecutive days at the same venue. Day 2 (Stage II), is on Wednesday 30 April 2008.
Stage I will focus on managing chronic degenerative joint conditions and will focus on techniques (passive movements, massage and stretches) to improve mobility in osteoarthritic joints and enhance quality of life in senior animals.
Stage II will focus on the acute patient and post operative physiotherapy techniques. This approach provides an opportunity for delegates to go back to their respective practices after stage I and begin to use the techniques that they have learnt in their “well being” and “joint health management” clinics before returning to learn some more advanced skills suitable for post operative patients.
The CPD course is free to practices who commit to using Flexadin. Alternatively, places can be purchased. Please ring your territory manager for course costs. |
Speaker: |
Brian Sharp MSc (VetPhys) BSc (Phys), BSc (Biol), PGCertEd, PGDipHealthEd, MCSP, SRP, ACPAT Member (Category A), Veterinary Physiotherapist.
Barry Dallas BVSc MRCVS, Veterinary Services Manager, Vetoquinol |
Venue: |
ChesterGates Referral Hospital, No. 18
Telford Court
Chestergates
Chester CH1 6LT |
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14/05/2008
Location:
Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland |
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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Canine Massage Stg I
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This 2-day CPD course will take place over two non-consecutive days at the same venue. Day 2 (Stage II), is on Wednesday 2 July 2008.
Stage I will focus on managing chronic degenerative joint conditions and will focus on techniques (passive movements, massage and stretches) to improve mobility in osteoarthritic joints and enhance quality of life in senior animals.
Stage II will focus on the acute patient and post operative physiotherapy techniques. This approach provides an opportunity for delegates to go back to their respective practices after stage I and begin to use the techniques that they have learnt in their “well being” and “joint health management” clinics before returning to learn some more advanced skills suitable for post operative patients.
The CPD course is free to practices who commit to using Flexadin. Alternatively, places can be purchased. Please ring your territory manager for course costs. |
Speaker: |
Brian Sharp MSc (VetPhys) BSc (Phys), BSc (Biol), PGCertEd, PGDipHealthEd, MCSP, SRP, ACPAT Member (Category A), Veterinary Physiotherapist.
Barry Dallas BVSc MRCVS, Veterinary Services Manager, Vetoquinol |
Venue: |
Veterinary Surgeon Supply Company, Enterprise Crescent
Ballinderry Road
Lisburn
Co Antrim BT28 2SA |
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15/05/2008
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A Surgical Tour of the Abdomen in the Dog and Cat
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This complimentary CPD evening will review the surgical anatomy of the abdomen of the dog and cat. Information will be provided on instrumentation, the exploratory coeliotomy and obtaining biopsies from the various abdominal organs. A number of video presentations will be used to compliment the information provided in the lectures. |
Speaker: |
Prof Robert N White BSc (Hons) BVetMed MRCVS CertVA DSAS (Soft Tissue) Dip ECVS |
Venue: |
Stirling Management Centre, University of Stirling, Stirling, FK9 4LA |
Registration |
Surgical_15May08_Stirling.pdf |
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30/05/2008
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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Canine Massage Stg II
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This is day 2 of a 2-day CPD course which takes place over two non-consecutive days. Day 1 (Stage I) is on 16th January 2008.
Stage I will focus on managing chronic degenerative joint conditions and will focus on techniques (passive movements, massage and stretches) to improve mobility in osteoarthritic joints and enhance quality of life in senior animals.
Stage II will focus on the acute patient and post operative physiotherapy techniques. This approach provides an opportunity for delegates to go back to their respective practices after stage I and begin to use the techniques that they have learnt in their “well being” and “joint health management” clinics before returning to learn some more advanced skills suitable for post operative patients.
The CPD course is free to practices who commit to using Flexadin. Alternatively, places can be purchased. Please ring your territory manager for course costs. |
Speaker: |
Brian Sharp MSc (VetPhys) BSc (Phys), BSc (Biol), PGCertEd, PGDipHealthEd, MCSP, SRP, ACPAT Member (Category A), Veterinary Physiotherapist.
Barry Dallas BVSc MRCVS, Veterinary Services Manager, Vetoquinol |
Venue: |
Animal Health Trust (AHT), Animal Health Trust, Lanwades Park, Kentford, Newmarket, Suffolk CB8 7UU |
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05/06/2008
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‘Feline kidney failure - what’s the best way to diagnose and treat this common condition?’
This complimentary CPD evening will comprise a review of the diagnosis and management of feline kidney disease. The first section of the evening will concentrate on diagnosis and hospital management of patients. Topics discussed will include how to choose which blood and urine tests need to be done and how to interpret the results received. The second section of the evening will concentrate on home care of cats and the role that the vet plays in monitoring patients and advising owners. The emphasis of the evening will be on providing practical tips for successful care of patients using real cases to illustrate the points discussed. |
Speaker: |
Dr Sarah M A Caney BVSc PhD DSAM(Feline) MRCVS, RCVS Specialist in Feline Medicine. Visit www.catprofessional.com |
Venue: |
Hilton Portsmouth Hotel, Eastern Road, Farlington, Portsmouth, PO6 1UN |
Registration |
Renal_5June08_Portsmouth.pdf |
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10/06/2008
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A Surgical Tour of the Abdomen in the Dog and Cat
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This complimentary CPD evening will review the surgical anatomy of the abdomen of the dog and cat. Information will be provided on instrumentation, the exploratory coeliotomy and obtaining biopsies from the various abdominal organs. A number of video presentations will be used to compliment the information provided in the lectures. |
Speaker: |
Prof Robert N White BSc (Hons) BVetMed MRCVS CertVA DSAS (Soft Tissue) Dip ECVS |
Venue: |
Sandy Park Conference Centre, Sandy Park Way, Exeter, Devon, EX2 7NN |
Registration |
Surgical_10June08_Exeter.pdf |
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11/06/2008
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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Canine Massage Stg II
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This is day 2 of a 2-day CPD course which takes place over two non-consecutive days. Day 1 (Stage I) is on 23 April 2008.
Stage I will focus on managing chronic degenerative joint conditions and will focus on techniques (passive movements, massage and stretches) to improve mobility in osteoarthritic joints and enhance quality of life in senior animals.
Stage II will focus on the acute patient and post operative physiotherapy techniques. This approach provides an opportunity for delegates to go back to their respective practices after stage I and begin to use the techniques that they have learnt in their “well being” and “joint health management” clinics before returning to learn some more advanced skills suitable for post operative patients.
The CPD course is free to practices who commit to using Flexadin. Alternatively, places can be purchased. Please ring your territory manager for course costs. |
Speaker: |
Brian Sharp MSc (VetPhys) BSc (Phys), BSc (Biol), PGCertEd, PGDipHealthEd, MCSP, SRP, ACPAT Member (Category A), Veterinary Physiotherapist.
Barry Dallas BVSc MRCVS, Veterinary Services Manager, Vetoquinol |
Venue: |
Hilton Maidstone, Bearsted Road
Maidstone
Kent
ME14 5AA |
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17/06/2008
Location:
Thornbury, South Gloucestershire |
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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Canine Massage Stg II
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This is day 2 of a 2-day CPD course which takes place over two non-consecutive days. Day 1 (Stage I) is on 20 February 2008.
Stage I will focus on managing chronic degenerative joint conditions and will focus on techniques (passive movements, massage and stretches) to improve mobility in osteoarthritic joints and enhance quality of life in senior animals.
Stage II will focus on the acute patient and post operative physiotherapy techniques. This approach provides an opportunity for delegates to go back to their respective practices after stage I and begin to use the techniques that they have learnt in their “well being” and “joint health management” clinics before returning to learn some more advanced skills suitable for post operative patients.
The CPD course is free to practices who commit to using Flexadin. Alternatively, places can be purchased. Please ring your territory manager for course costs. |
Speaker: |
Brian Sharp MSc (VetPhys) BSc (Phys), BSc (Biol), PGCertEd, PGDipHealthEd, MCSP, SRP, ACPAT Member (Category A), Veterinary Physiotherapist.
Barry Dallas BVSc MRCVS, Veterinary Services Manager, Vetoquinol |
Venue: |
Thornbury Castle, Castle Street, Thornbury, South Gloucestershire BS35 1HH |
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18/06/2008
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‘Feline kidney failure - what’s the best way to diagnose and treat this common condition?’
This complimentary CPD evening will comprise a review of the diagnosis and management of feline kidney disease. The first section of the evening will concentrate on diagnosis and hospital management of patients. Topics discussed will include how to choose which blood and urine tests need to be done and how to interpret the results received. The second section of the evening will concentrate on home care of cats and the role that the vet plays in monitoring patients and advising owners. The emphasis of the evening will be on providing practical tips for successful care of patients using real cases to illustrate the points discussed. |
Speaker: |
Dr Sarah M A Caney BVSc PhD DSAM(Feline) MRCVS, RCVS Specialist in Feline Medicine. Visit www.catprofessional.com |
Venue: |
Holiday Inn Bristol Filton, Filton Road, Hambrook, Bristol, BS16 1QX |
Registration |
Renal_18June08_Bristol.pdf |
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25/06/2008
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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Canine Massage Stg I
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This 2-day CPD course will take place over two non-consecutive days at the same venue. Day 2 (Stage II), is on Wednesday 10 September 2008.
Stage I will focus on managing chronic degenerative joint conditions and will focus on techniques (passive movements, massage and stretches) to improve mobility in osteoarthritic joints and enhance quality of life in senior animals.
Stage II will focus on the acute patient and post operative physiotherapy techniques. This approach provides an opportunity for delegates to go back to their respective practices after stage I and begin to use the techniques that they have learnt in their “well being” and “joint health management” clinics before returning to learn some more advanced skills suitable for post operative patients.
The CPD course is free to practices who commit to using Flexadin. Alternatively, places can be purchased. Please ring your territory manager for course costs. |
Speaker: |
Brian Sharp MSc (VetPhys) BSc (Phys), BSc (Biol), PGCertEd, PGDipHealthEd, MCSP, SRP, ACPAT Member (Category A), Veterinary Physiotherapist.
Barry Dallas BVSc MRCVS, Veterinary Services Manager, Vetoquinol |
Venue: |
Holiday Inn, Washington, Emerson Road
Washington
NE37 1LB |
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26/06/2008
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A Surgical Tour of the Abdomen in the Dog and Cat
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This complimentary CPD evening will review the surgical anatomy of the abdomen of the dog and cat. Information will be provided on instrumentation, the exploratory coeliotomy and obtaining biopsies from the various abdominal organs. A number of video presentations will be used to compliment the information provided in the lectures. |
Speaker: |
Prof Robert N White BSc (Hons) BVetMed MRCVS CertVA DSAS (Soft Tissue) Dip ECVS |
Venue: |
Manchester Airport Marriott Hotel, Hale Road, Hale Barns, Altrincham, Cheshire WA15 8XW |
Registration |
Surgical_26June08_Manchester.pdf |
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02/07/2008
Location:
Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland |
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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Canine Massage Stg II
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This is day 2 of a 2-day CPD course which takes place over two non-consecutive days. Day 1 (Stage I) is on 14 May 2008.
Stage I will focus on managing chronic degenerative joint conditions and will focus on techniques (passive movements, massage and stretches) to improve mobility in osteoarthritic joints and enhance quality of life in senior animals.
Stage II will focus on the acute patient and post operative physiotherapy techniques. This approach provides an opportunity for delegates to go back to their respective practices after stage I and begin to use the techniques that they have learnt in their “well being” and “joint health management” clinics before returning to learn some more advanced skills suitable for post operative patients.
The CPD course is free to practices who commit to using Flexadin. Alternatively, places can be purchased. Please ring your territory manager for course costs. |
Speaker: |
Brian Sharp MSc (VetPhys) BSc (Phys), BSc (Biol), PGCertEd, PGDipHealthEd, MCSP, SRP, ACPAT Member (Category A), Veterinary Physiotherapist.
Barry Dallas BVSc MRCVS, Veterinary Services Manager, Vetoquinol |
Venue: |
Veterinary Surgeon Supply Company, Enterprise Crescent
Ballinderry Road
Lisburn
Co Antrim BT28 2SA |
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03/07/2008
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‘Feline kidney failure - what’s the best way to diagnose and treat this common condition?’
This complimentary CPD evening will comprise a review of the diagnosis and management of feline kidney disease. The first section of the evening will concentrate on diagnosis and hospital management of patients. Topics discussed will include how to choose which blood and urine tests need to be done and how to interpret the results received. The second section of the evening will concentrate on home care of cats and the role that the vet plays in monitoring patients and advising owners. The emphasis of the evening will be on providing practical tips for successful care of patients using real cases to illustrate the points discussed. |
Speaker: |
Dr Sarah M A Caney BVSc PhD DSAM(Feline) MRCVS, RCVS Specialist in Feline Medicine. Visit www.catprofessional.com |
Venue: |
Holiday Inn Leeds Garforth, Wakefield Road, Garforth, Leeds, LS25 1LH |
Registration |
Renal_3July08_Leeds.pdf |
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08/07/2008
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Veterinary Physiotherapy & Canine Massage Stg II
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This is day 2 of a 2-day CPD course which takes place over two non-consecutive days. Day 1 (Stage I) is on 5 March 2008.
Stage I will focus on managing chronic degenerative joint conditions and will focus on techniques (passive movements, massage and stretches) to improve mobility in osteoarthritic joints and enhance quality of life in senior animals.
Stage II will focus on the acute patient and post operative physiotherapy techniques. This approach provides an opportunity for delegates to go back to their respective practices after stage I and begin to use the techniques that they have learnt in their “well being” and “joint health management” clinics before returning to learn some more advanced skills suitable for post operative patients.
The CPD course is free to practices who commit to using Flexadin. Alternatively, places can be purchased. Please ring your territory manager for course costs. |
Speaker: |
Brian Sharp MSc (VetPhys) BSc (Phys), BSc (Biol), PGCertEd, PGDipHealthEd, MCSP, SRP, ACPAT Member (Category A), Veterinary Physiotherapist.
Barry Dallas BVSc MRCVS, Veterinary Services Manager, Vetoquinol |
Venue: |
ChesterGates Referral Hospital, No. 18
Telford Court
Chestergates
Chester CH1 6LT |
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15/07/2008
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‘Feline kidney failure - what’s the best way to diagnose and treat this common condition?’
This complimentary CPD evening will comprise a review of the diagnosis and management of feline kidney disease. The first section of the evening will concentrate on diagnosis and hospital management of patients. Topics discussed will include how to choose which blood and urine tests need to be done and how to interpret the results received. The second section of the evening will concentrate on home care of cats and the role that the vet plays in monitoring patients and advising owners. The emphasis of the evening will be on providing practical tips for successful care of patients using real cases to illustrate the points discussed. |
Speaker: |
Dr Sarah M A Caney BVSc PhD DSAM(Feline) MRCVS, RCVS Specialist in Feline Medicine. Visit www.catprofessional.com |
Venue: |
Hilton Leicester Hotel, Junction 21 Approach, Braunstone, Leicester, LE19 1WQ |
Registration |
Renal_15July08_Leicester.pdf |
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23/07/2008
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A Surgical Tour of the Abdomen in the Dog and Cat
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This complimentary CPD evening will review the surgical anatomy of the abdomen of the dog and cat. Information will be provided on instrumentation, the exploratory coeliotomy and obtaining biopsies from the various abdominal organs. A number of video presentations will be used to compliment the information provided in the lectures. |
Speaker: |
Prof Robert N White BSc (Hons) BVetMed MRCVS CertVA DSAS (Soft Tissue) Dip ECVS |
Venue: |
Hilton Maidstone Hotel, Bearsted Road, Weavering, Maidstone, Kent, ME14 5AA |
Registration |
Surgical_23July08_Maidstone.pdf |
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06/08/2008
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A Surgical Tour of the Abdomen in the Dog and Cat
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This complimentary CPD evening will review the surgical anatomy of the abdomen of the dog and cat. Information will be provided on instrumentation, the exploratory coeliotomy and obtaining biopsies from the various abdominal organs. A number of video presentations will be used to compliment the information provided in the lectures. |
Speaker: |
Prof Robert N White BSc (Hons) BVetMed MRCVS CertVA DSAS (Soft Tissue) Dip ECVS |
Venue: |
Holiday Inn Aylesbury, Aston Clinton Road, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP22 5AA |
Registration |
Surgical_6Aug08_Aylesbury.pdf |
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13/08/2008
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A Surgical Tour of the Abdomen in the Dog and Cat
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This complimentary CPD evening will review the surgical anatomy of the abdomen of the dog and cat. Information will be provided on instrumentation, the exploratory coeliotomy and obtaining biopsies from the various abdominal organs. A number of video presentations will be used to compliment the information provided in the lectures. |
Speaker: |
Prof Robert N White BSc (Hons) BVetMed MRCVS CertVA DSAS (Soft Tissue) Dip ECVS |
Venue: |
The Hampshire Court Hotel, Centre Drive, Gt. Binfields Road, Chineham, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG24 8FY |
Registration |
Surgical_13Aug08_Basingstoke.pdf |
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