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Non-Accidental Injury Cases in Vet Practice Diagnosing and managing suspected non-accidental injury in veterinary practice. One of the greatest diagnostic and communication challenges in veterinary practice is identifying and tackling suspected non-accidental injury. Conclusive research now shows that animals with abuse injuries do present to private practice. However, most veterinary graduates received little or no formal training on how to work through these tough cases. This webinar by Lydia Tong is titled 'Non-Accidental Injury Cases in Vet Practice'.

Non-Accidental Injury Cases in Vet Practice

Diagnosing and managing suspected non-accidental injury in veterinary practice.

One of the greatest diagnostic and communication challenges in veterinary practice is identifying and tackling suspected non-accidental injury. Conclusive research now shows that animals with abuse injuries do present to private practice. However, most veterinary graduates received little or no formal training on how to work through these tough cases.

This webinar by Lydia Tong is titled 'Non-Accidental Injury Cases in Vet Practice'.

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Lydia Tong WebinarPLUS Duration: 1:00:20 Thursday, 20 April 2017 Topic/s: welfare, forensics

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