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Why Animal Welfare Matters in Veterinary Education? Robert Dixon Animal Welfare Memorial Symposium 2015 This years' annual Robert Dixon Animal Welfare Memorial Symposium was titled 'Why Animal Welfare Matters in Veterinary Education?' and explores what constitutes ethical and sustainable use of animals in veterinary education. Chair: Dr Chris Degeling (Centre for Values, Ethics and Law in Medicine) Panel: Dr Anne Fawcett, The University of Sydney Prof. Andrew Fisher, The University of Melbourne Dr Raf Freire, Charles Sturt University Dr Susan Hazel, The University of Adelaide Dr Jennifer Hood, Animal Welfare Consultant Dr Janice Lloyd, James Cook University Prof Kevin Stafford, Massey University Ms Joy Verrinder, The University of Queensland

Why Animal Welfare Matters in Veterinary Education?

Robert Dixon Animal Welfare Memorial Symposium 2015

This years' annual Robert Dixon Animal Welfare Memorial Symposium was titled 'Why Animal Welfare Matters in Veterinary Education?' and explores what constitutes ethical and sustainable use of animals in veterinary education.

Chair: Dr Chris Degeling (Centre for Values, Ethics and Law in Medicine)

Panel:
Dr Anne Fawcett, The University of Sydney
Prof. Andrew Fisher, The University of Melbourne
Dr Raf Freire, Charles Sturt University
Dr Susan Hazel, The University of Adelaide
Dr Jennifer Hood, Animal Welfare Consultant
Dr Janice Lloyd, James Cook University
Prof Kevin Stafford, Massey University
Ms Joy Verrinder, The University of Queensland

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Panel of experts Robert Dixon Animal Welfare Memorial Symposia Duration: 1:48:54 Monday, 23 March 2015 Topic/s: welfare, ethics, greyhounds, pound animals, ethics committee, dissection, vivisection, recovery surgery, teaching, practical skills, euthanasia

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