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Small Animal Dentistry TimeOnline OnDemand

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Speaker/s: Tony Caiafa, Kayo Kuroda

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This course will look at what is needed to operate a successful dentistry unit. As well as practical oral anatomy knowledge, dental nomenclature and dental equipment and instrumentation, the course covers how to take a whole mouth series of dental radiographs. An important focus isthe management of the most common disease in dogs: periodontal disease - from the consulting room to the surgery and then back to the home including treatment, homecare advice and disease prevention.

The Difficult Airway TimeOnline OnDemand

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Speaker/s: Mathieu Raillard

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Pre-existing respiratory compromise and some conditions like the brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome can make airway management challenging in small animal anaesthesia. Increased vigilance following premedication and after tracheal extubation is required.  The first module aims to provide practitioners with the information needed to optimise preparation, equipment, time line and sequence of events during induction of anaesthesia and recovery in those cases. The second module focuses on anaesthetic safety of brachycephalic dogs and on the measures that can be implemented to reduce their risk of death.

Anaemia & Transfusion Medicine TimeOnline OnDemand

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Speaker/s: Karen Brenner

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This course aims to give general practitioners the tools to confidently formulate a diagnostic when presented with an anaemic dog or cat.

Canine Aggression: Approach & Management TimeOnline OnDemand

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Speaker/s: Sally Nixon

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There are numerous myths surrounding canine aggression. Many veterinarians do not feel confident providing advice to owners about an aggressive dog. Without appropriate advice, owners may seek help from the internet or other sources that may be unreliable or not evidence based. As a result, animal welfare can be severely compromised, and human and animal safety can be at risk.

Equine Lacerations TimeOnline OnDemand

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Speaker/s: Ben Ahern

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Lacerations are very common in horses. There are myriad ways to handle them and often we get stuck in our ways. This course aims to briefly review the basics but then expand to cover assessment, debridement, closure, stabilisation, monitoring, complications and managing expectations. The emphasis is on trying to push the boundaries to some degree on options so you feel confident to try some new things in handling this common injury in horses and achieve improved outcomes.

Emergency Care of Rabbits & Rodents TimeOnline OnDemand

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Speaker/s: Olivia Clarke

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Rabbits and rodents are becoming increasingly common pets in today’s society. These patients have a profound, innate ability to mask signs of disease. The consequence of this is that they frequently present in a critical condition and require emergency care. This ability to hide clinical illness, combined with their small size and susceptibility to significant stress, can make them challenging creatures to treat.   This course aims to introduce the veterinary clinician to the principles of assessment, triage and stabilisation of rabbit and rodent emergencies. The first module outlines physical exam and diagnostic testing in critical patients. The second module discusses clinical consequences encountered in critical patients and their appropriate management.   The ultimate goal of this course is to improve the knowledge and confidence of veterinarians when faced with rabbit and rodent emergencies and empower them to provide a higher level of care to these species.

Top Tips for Successful Biopsies TimeOnline OnDemand

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Speaker/s: Melanie Dobromylskyj

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This course aims to help you get the best out of your histopathology submissions, including how to optimize your biopsies, fix them appropriately and avoid annoying artefacts which can lead to non-diagnostic samples. Practical advice on how to approach particularly challenging samples, such as limb amputations, spleens and large tumours, is covered. The course also provides critical information on to include on the submission form, how tumour margins are assessed, and an insight into what happens in a histology laboratory.

Common Conditions in Ferrets TimeOnline OnDemand

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Speaker/s: Olivia Clarke

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Historically, domesticated ferrets were predominantly kept for hunting rabbits and rodents. Ferret ownership has changed considerably since their early days of domestication. Now, many households keep ferrets as much-loved pets and are considered cherished members of the family. With ferret ownership continuing to grow, this rising popularity and perceived value has naturally driven an increase in clients seeking high standards of veterinary care for these animals. As such, it is important for veterinarians to understand how to examine and provide care for ferrets and to be familiar with the common conditions encountered in ferrets, including diagnosis and management of such conditions.

Anaesthesia & Analgesia: Unusual Pets Distance Education

Monday, 28 August 2023

Speaker/s: Eduardo Uquillas & Christina Dart

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2024 course registration coming soon.

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In this course participants will gain understanding of the peculiarities associated with anaesthesia in species that may be relatively less commonly presented in general veterinary practice such as pet rabbits, guinea pigs, birds and reptiles, but may require anaesthesia to facilitate handling, and diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Participants will apply their fundamental knowledge and skills in anaesthesia to devise anaesthetic protocols by taking into consideration the risks associated with anaesthesia, the unique anatomy and physiology and responses to anaesthesia , and to be able to respond to common peri-anaesthetic complications.

Advanced Dermatology Distance Education

Friday, 01 September 2023

Speaker/s: Ralf Mueller, Sonya Bettenay & Stefan Hobi

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Develop a logical approach to disease investigation and management of a range of complex dermatological cases, particularly immune-mediated and systemic diseases

Ophthalmic Surgery TimeOnline

Monday, 11 September 2023

Speaker/s: Robin Stanley

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Ophthalmic surgery is often put in the too hard basket and referred on to specialists. This course is designed to give you a better understanding of the principles and practicalities of performing eye surgery with the aim of expanding the range of procedures you can confidently offer your clients. The course will feature a number of video procedures to help guide your learning. Veterinary nurses with a special interest in the topic are welcome to enrol in this course. Please be aware that the course is designed for qualified veterinarians and you should consider this in light of your knowledge and experience before you register.

Avian Medicine TimeOnline

Monday, 18 September 2023

Speaker/s: Alex Rosenwax

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How confident are you with providing veterinary care to your avian patients? Avian consults can be difficult and often present as an emergency because owners do not understand normal bird behaviour nor recognise key symptoms that might indicate an important underlying problem. While avian cases often may seem complex at first glance, this course aims to give you the knowledge and skills to approach them with confidence and give your patients the maximum chance of a successful outcome.

Wound Management: New Approaches to Old Problems TimeOnline

Monday, 25 September 2023

Speaker/s: Wendy Baltzer

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This course focuses on practical wound management in busy small animal clinics. We will discuss wound management from acute traumatic to chronic non-healing and multidrug resistant infections. Our focus will not be on complex surgical skin grafts but on methods that can be performed by any vet in practice, without the use of restricted antimicrobials. Wound cleaning, multi-drug resistant wound infections and managing healing without skin grafts will be covered, and case studies will be used to demonstrate the differences between wound healing and management in dogs and cats.

Frenchies: In Vogue but Neurologically Rogue! WebinarPLUS

Thursday, 28 September 2023

Speaker/s: Barbara Lindsay

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French Bulldogs are rapidly becoming one of the most popular dog breeds on the planet. Airways are often the hot topic in this breed but let's not forget their brain and back problems! In this talk, Dr Barbara Lindsay will provide a practical review of the common conditions affecting the French Bulldog including intervertebral disc disease, spinal malformations, and seizures.

Small Animal Nutrition TimeOnline

Monday, 02 October 2023

Speaker/s: David Fraser

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What are the differences between dogs and cats in their nutritional requirements? How can you use this knowledge to better advise owners about how to feed their animals?

Dermatology TimeOnline

Monday, 09 October 2023

Speaker/s: Linda Vogelnest

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Many dermatoses in dogs and cats are recurrent, and effective management can be difficult and provide great frustration to both owners and veterinarians. This course is designed to cover a broad range of the most common dermatological problems faced in general practice in both dogs and cats and reinforce a practical, logical, problem orientated approach to skin disease.

Stress Free Surgery Workshop

Saturday, 14 October 2023

Speaker/s: Chris Tan & Jack Neville-Towle

The University of Sydney

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Minimise your stress during surgery and expedite patient recovery post-surgery by mastering new skills and enhancing your knowledge. Over time, even the most diligent professionals can fall into suboptimal habits, especially when working on your own or without feedback from colleagues. Refresh your skills through a review of the important fundamentals of surgery and the opportunity to practice these skills in a wet lab environment. This workshop is perfectly tailored for returning practitioners, recent graduates, and seasoned vets seeking to refine their surgical techniques.

Guinea Pig Medicine & Surgery TimeOnline

Monday, 16 October 2023

Speaker/s: Bob Doneley

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Guinea pigs are a common and much-loved pet around the world. Although much of the earlier veterinary focus on guinea pigs was as a laboratory animal, their popularity as pets has seen this focus shift towards the provision of veterinary care for a companion pet.

Critical Care Nutrition WebinarLIVE!

Wednesday, 18 October 2023

Speaker/s: Nick Cave

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Masterclass in Diabetes Management in Dogs & Cats TimeOnline

Monday, 23 October 2023

Speaker/s: Linda Fleeman

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This course will provide practical guidelines that will enable you to achieve successful outcomes for your diabetic patients. Learn about protocols that are easy to follow, new improved treatment and monitoring tools such as insulin dosing pens and flash glucose monitoring, and tips on how to take the stress out of the management of diabetic dogs and cats with concurrent illnesses.

Exotics Emergency TimeOnline

Monday, 23 October 2023

Speaker/s: Izidora Sladakovic

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Exotics emergencies require special skills and knowledge. Whether you’re working in an emergency clinic or general practice this course will develop the skills and confidence you need to deal with these often-challenging presentations. The aim of this course is to outline fundamental skills and understandings with which every clinician treating exotics should be familiar, with a focus on species commonly and legally kept in Australia including birds, small mammals and reptiles. The course will cover triage and basic supportive care as well as the hospitalisation needs of exotic patients.

Canine Heartworm & Drug Resistance in AUS WebinarPLUS

Thursday, 26 October 2023

Speaker/s: Jan Slapeta

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Canine heartworm disease is a potentially deadly cardiopulmonary disease caused by the mosquito-borne filarial nematode Dirofilaria immitis. The mainstream prevention of heartworm is based on macrocyclic lactone (ML) administration. The recent re-emergence of D. immitis in dogs in Queensland, Australia and the identification of ML-resistant isolates in the USA poses an important question of whether ML-resistance has emerged in this parasite in Australia.

Feline Emergencies: Mastering the Art & Science Conference

Saturday, 28 October 2023

Speaker/s: Rachel Korman, Stacey Brady, Kath Briscoe, Ashlie Saffire, Lara Boland, Nick Cleland

The University of Sydney

27 day/s till Registration closes

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Feline emergencies are especially hard and stressful!!! Because cats are more fragile than dogs, they hide their signs and tend to present late, when they are hanging onto life by a thread. So, managing feline emergences is more of an art than a science, although it has a pathophysiological basis. The secret is often “less is more” – sedate them, let them get their cool in an oxygen cage, and get everything you need ready. Then support them along the diagnostic pathway and work out the best way to fix them. Point of care ultrasound has changed many of the classic approaches to emergency medicine in the cat. Drug recommendations have evolved and shifted and often times, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to management. So it’s timely the CVE revisits this topic in a dynamic 2-day program put together by Rachel Korman, Kath Briscoe and Lara Boland – three very experienced but accessible feline specialists. In addition, Ashlie Saffire (US-based feline specialist) will offer an international perspective; neurologist Stacey Brady will provide the latest in management of neurological presentations and Nick Cleland (surgeon) rounds out the program. This conference will suit people who already are doing emergency work who want to lift their game. In addition, we think one person from every general practice should do this course – to teach the rest of the team what’s new and what’s changed in the approach to the critical cat.

Practical Anaesthesia for Nurses: An Introductory Workshop

Saturday, 04 November 2023

Speaker/s: Lisa Partel, Chris Burrows, Katrina Walker, Charleyne Scott and Alex Philp

The University of Sydney

1 day/s till Early Bird closes

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Are you a veterinary nurse looking to expand your knowledge and skillset in anaesthesia? Or perhaps you're a seasoned professional who's re-entering the field and wants to brush up on anaesthesia techniques? Look no further than Practical Anaesthesia for Nurses: An Introductory Workshop!

Trauma Patient Management TimeOnline

Monday, 06 November 2023

Speaker/s: Lynda Rutherford, Lisa Smart

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Have you ever had a trauma patient arrive, and all you can think of is ‘where do I start?’ This course is designed for emergency veterinarians as well as general practitioners around how to deal with traumatic emergencies.

The Creatinine & SDMA War in Cats WebinarLIVE!

Wednesday, 15 November 2023

Speaker/s: Natalie Courtman

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Creatinine and SDMA are both indicators of glomerular filtration rate. In this webinar, Natalie Courtman will discuss and debate their relative merits, sensitivity, and specificity for diagnosis of renal disease based on recent literature to help you decide which tool is most useful for evaluating your feline patients.

Surgical Dentistry for Cats & Dogs Workshop

Friday, 17 November 2023

Speaker/s: Anthony Caiafa & Kayo Kuroda

Lane Cove

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Dentistry is a significant part of companion animal practice – and it’s becoming more so. Do you have the skills to confidently approach the surgical management of dental disease? Can you perform the procedures needed with efficiency whilst minimising complications to your patient?

Optimising Brachycephalic Anaesthesia WebinarPLUS NurseEd

Monday, 20 November 2023

Speaker/s: Lisa Partel

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Designed for Nurses

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Brachycephalic breeds are so popular that they now make up a large percentage of the patients that we routinely see in practice. The anatomical abnormalities of these breeds (which can make them very cute), does mean there are some special considerations to be aware of when anaesthetising them.

In-house Diagnostic Testing with Confidence WebinarPLUS

Thursday, 30 November 2023

Speaker/s: Luke Johnson

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Patient side testing not only allows us to diagnose conditions quickly and efficiently, but it can also be reliable and cost effective. Join Luke Johnson, CVE tutor and ANZCVS Small Animal Medicine Chapter President, as he discusses new and time-tested patient side tests available in veterinary medicine. These tests are often undervalued, in this presentation we will learn how sometimes the simplest of tests can be the most important tools at our disposal in the hospital setting.

Rabbit Dentistry: A Practical Workshop

Wednesday, 06 December 2023

Speaker/s: David Vella and Joanne Sheen

Lane Cove

Early Bird Rates Expire: 11/10/2023

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Rabbits have always been common pets, but there has been a shift in the way they are nurtured and valued by their owners. Once perhaps considered “replaceable”, these little companions are now loved family members – and the expectation is that most of their medical and surgical needs can be met in general practice. Dental disease is one of the most common conditions seen in rabbits. This workshop is intended to equip clinicians with the knowledge and skills to confidently approach, diagnose and treat these cases. Presentations will discuss important aspects of rabbit dentistry including anatomy, radiography, instrumentation, dealing with complications and post operative care. The practical sessions will provide the opportunity to practice radiography and common dental procedures under the guidance of your two expert tutors, ABVP diplomates Dr David Vella and Dr Joanne Sheen. Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your expertise and improve your capacity to care for your rabbit patients.

Internal Medicine: A Problem Solving Approach Distance Ed

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Jill Maddison, Sue Bennett

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Distance Education

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Perennially popular tutors Jill Maddison and Sue Bennett present this course where the learning begins the way it does in the clinic: with a focus on the presenting problem. This 8-module course will advance your problem-solving skills to develop a rational, pathophysiologically-based approach to diagnosing and managing internal medicine cases. An emphasis on reflection and self-analysis of the way you process and work up cases will challenge you and help you to improve your approach in practice. In this way you will be able to develop a logical problem-solving framework that will carry through into more successful and rewarding management of your patients. The workshops will provide an opportunity to interrogate your methodology and discuss approaches with your peers and tutors. If you are interested in sitting the small animal medicine membership examinations for the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (ANZCVS), this is a wonderful preparation for you.

Ruminant Nutrition Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Paul Cusack

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Distance Education

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Maximise the output of your clients’ operations and learn how to better manage nutritional problems.  This course aims to help you develop the knowledge and tools necessary to achieve optimal nutritional outcomes in beef, dairy cattle and sheep enterprises. A three-day interactive workshop will see you visiting dairies, feedlots, and grazing enterprises to bring your learning to life.

Practical Oncology Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Katrina Cheng

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Distance Education

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Unlike heart disease, chronic renal insufficiency and arthritis, cancer is potentially curable. Advances in chemotherapy and other treatment options have increased the options for palliative care, so that animals can have a prolonged life rather than a prolonged death. This course provides an overview of cancer biology, common chemotherapeutics, other therapies including surgery and radiation, paraneoplastic syndromes, lymphoma, sarcomas, round cell tumours and the complete approach to the cancer patient. Develop the skills to obtain a tissue diagnosis without compromising the patient, tailor  treatment plans for patients with co-morbidities and curate comprehensive palliative care protocols where the emphasis is on quality of life. Know that you are offering your patients – and their people – the most contemporary options and maximising the patient’s welfare.

Anaesthesia & Analgesia: Fundamentals Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Eduardo Uquillas & Christina Dart

Online

Distance Education

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A sound understanding and knowledge of the principles and practice provide the foundation that underpins the complex process of clinical reasoning and decision making in this discipline. In this course participants will have the opportunity to enhance their clinical reasoning and decision-making skills in anaesthesia by refining their knowledge, and application of knowledge, in pharmacology, physiology and principles of clinical anaesthesia.  This course will enable participants to make sound and effective decisions when planning and executing anaesthesia, and in managing complications.

Behavioural Medicine Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Kersti Seksel, Debbie Calnon, Jacqui Ley, Isabelle Resch, Sally Nixon, Barbara Lindsay

Online

Distance Education

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Behaviour problem or problem behaviour? Learn to differentiate and maximise treatment success. Improve your ability to help your clients better understand their pets’ behaviour and learn to best manage anxiety, aggression and other common behavioural problems. Discover the latest updates in behavioural pharmacology – the when, why, how and which of psychotropic medications. A knowledge of behaviour is integral in maximising patient welfare. A positive experience in your practice for both patient and client will enhance satisfaction for pet, vet and the owner!

Cardiorespiratory Medicine Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Niek Beijerink & Mariko Yata

Online

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Distance Education

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Gain the skills and in-depth knowledge required for those challenging cardiorespiratory patients with this course. Advance your diagnostic ability with a hands-on echocardiology workshop.

Clinical Pathology Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Sandra Forsyth & Karen Jackson

Online

Distance Education

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Make the most of in-house clinical pathology and achieve accurate, rapid diagnoses. Do you want to maximise the benefits of your bench-top analyser and in-house pathology? Achieve rapid, cost-effective diagnoses with increased confidence? Ensure that your bench-top analyser is providing accurate information? This course will expand and refine your diagnostic skills across a range of modalities including biochemistry, haematology, acid-base balance, urinalysis, endocrinology, blood smear evaluation, urine sediment evaluation and cytology. You will be guided through a range of practical techniques that will grow your confidence and ensure you are getting the best out of your in-house machines, as well as from external pathology services.

Dermatology: Pruritic Skin Disease Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Ralf Mueller, Sonya Bettenay & Stefan Hobi

Online

Distance Education

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Develop a logical, problem-based approach to the investigation of pruritic skin cases. Skin problems are among the most common reason for presentation in everyday practice. The CVE Dermatology Distance Education program is a modular course that aims to provide you with the practical skills necessary to work-up and resolve these often recurrent cases with minimal frustration for both owner and clinician.   The Pruritic Skin Disease DE course will cover the various common causes of pruritus: including insect hypersensitivities, atopic and contact dermatitis as well as food allergies, Malassezia dermatitis and pruritic parasitic skin diseases.  The pathophysiology of pruritus, including neurogenic and psychogenic pruritus will be reviewed with an emphasis on current and upcoming treatment modalities.

Emergency Medicine: Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Yenny Indrawirawan

Online

Distance Education

Description

Develop your capacity to treat small animal emergency and critical care cases confidently and maximise your patient outcomes. This course aims to develop your practical skills and techniques for the treatment and monitoring of critically ill animals. Triage, fluid therapy, analgesia, acute abdomen, respiratory distress and multisystem trauma are all covered with an emphasis on case-based problem solving.

Feline Medicine Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Rachel Korman, Carolyn O'Brien, Katherine Briscoe.....

Online

Distance Education

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An unwell cat poses unique challenges to the often time poor, small animal practitioner. They require refined, considered and focused care for the best outcomes. This newly updated course is designed to reinforce, deepen, and broaden your knowledge of feline medicine in a practical, interactive, and enjoyable way. Each module will focus on improving your clinical approach and provide you with key information and tips from our tutors. Your development will be supported by regular webinars, individual feedback from your tutors and an active forum. Immerse yourself in an approachable community for learning and advice all about cats, including valuable recommendations on how to make your practice more “feline friendly”. This course is delivered over 2 years to enable busy veterinarians to manage the comprehensive content.

Internal Medicine: Keys to Understanding Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Darren Merrett, Jen Brown, Steve Holloway

Online

Distance Education

Description

Three enthusiastic and knowledgeable tutors guide you through 10 modules designed to increase your confidence in your ability to diagnose and treat your small animal patients.

Clinical Neurology Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Laurent Garosi & Simon Platt

Online

Distance Education

Description

Are you over-referring? Complete this course to improve your confidence in dealing with those tricky neurological cases that are often referred to a specialist. Neurological cases are probably some of the scariest to deal with and quickest to get referred. This course aims to demystify the process of localisation and help you gain the confidence to workup these often-tricky cases. Starting with the basics of clinical neurology and an introduction to neuroanatomical localization, the aim is for you to develop a logical stepwise approach to neurological presentations. Each module will deal with a major clinical presentation such as seizures, paralysis and head tilt, taking from the responsible anatomy, through the neurological exam and differentials to the work up and management using video footage where applicable. Your learning will be enhanced by videos, photos and diagrams and expert feedback as you refine the skills to diagnose and manage common brain, spinal and neuromuscular diseases and adopt practical tips to apply in general practice.

Ophthalmology Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Robin Stanley

Online

Distance Education

Description

Develop your ability and confidence to investigate, diagnose and manage your ocular cases, every single time and know when you should be recommending referral. Learn the fundamentals of a thorough ocular exam from the front to the back of the eye. Case-based learning will increase your confidence in handling ophthalmology in general, equine, or small animal practice

Surgery Distance Education

Thursday, 01 February 2024

Speaker/s: Chris Tan, Mark Newman, Wendy Archipow, Bronwyn Fullagar

Online

Distance Education

Description

Provide better outcomes for all your surgical patients and boost your confidence to approach more complex surgeries. This course aims to present an overview of surgery and assist you to improve your approach to diagnosis and management of surgical diseases. The modules will cover key principles, practical applications and procedures. Each module will be supplemented with a tutorial to give you immediate feedback as well as the opportunity to discuss key concepts and approaches with your tutor.

Diagnostic Imaging: Thoracic Distance Education

Friday, 01 March 2024

Speaker/s: Belinda Hopper

Online

Distance Education

Description

Improve your diagnostic skills and avoid common mistakes in thoracic diagnosis. Thoracic radiography is one of the most useful clinical tests undertaken in clinical practice and yet one of the most frequently cited areas of confusion. This course aims to increase your ability to take optimal thoracic radiographs and to interpret them confidently. The modules focus on radiographic interpretation, with incorporation of complementary imaging modalities, particularly CT and sonography, to assist in explanations of the radiographic pathological patterns present.

Anaesthesia & Analgesia: Compromised Patients Distance Ed

Monday, 20 May 2024

Speaker/s: Eduardo Uquillas & Christina Dart

Online

Early Bird closes Today!

Distance Education

Description

In this course, participants will apply their foundational knowledge in anaesthesia to planning and administering anaesthesia and analgesia in patients presenting with comorbidities such as impaired renal and cardiac function, diabetes, as well as patients presenting with conditions requiring emergency surgery. Learners will be encouraged to utilize a problem-based approach to create individualized protocols that reduce complications and improve outcomes. Prerequisite: participants are assumed to have a sound knowledge of anaesthesia foundational principles (including drug physiology and anaesthesia equipment).

Diagnostic Imaging: Musculoskeletal Distance Education

Saturday, 01 June 2024

Speaker/s: Xander Huizing

Online

Early Bird Rates Expire: 31/10/2023

Distance Education

Description

Beyond broken bones - Increase your diagnostic accuracy and confidence. This comprehensive course will take your understanding of musculoskeletal imaging and pathology to a new level. Learn to refine the quality of your digital images and enhance your interpretation of radiographs of the appendicular and axial skeleton and joints.

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