Veterinary Nursing Equine CPD (VN)
Prof. Patrick J Pollock BVMS, PhD, CertES(Soft Tissue), FHEA, DipECVS, FRCVS, Royal(Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, University of Edinburgh, Scotland | EC2022
45 minute video - Certificated at 1 hour of CPD
Wounds continue to challenge horse owners, veterinary surgeons and nurses, both in terms of time lost to exercise and due to the financial burden they place on horse owners.
As a result of a myriad of factors, including the environments in which they live, abnormalities in the physiology of healing, and their temperaments, wound healing in horses is often protracted and complicated.
The way we approach wounds at the point of injury is critical to optimising healing, and for a rapid and functional repair of the injury.
Recently some wonderful innovations have changed the way we approach wounds, join us to hear how you can incorporate these ideas and new technologies into your practice.
Lucy Grieve MA VetMB MRCVS, Rossdales Veterinary Surgeons | EC2022
45 minute video - Certificated at 1 hour of CPD
This session will look at various ways in which equine lameness manifests itself and how it presents clinically. Many lameness cases are complex and definitive diagnosis can be difficult. The various diagnostic tools available need to be used with due consideration of limitations in order to gain maximum value. This session provides a 'walk-through' the systematic approach that is required, but in the context of a realistic, clinical setting and all the challenges and constraints that are commonly encountered.
Dr Hannah Donovan BSc (Hons) BVM&S MVetSci MSc (Clinical Animal Behaviour) MRCVS CCAB, Donovan Veterinary Behaviour Practice | EC2022
55 minute video - Certificated at 1 hour of CPD
This presentation will cover the following key learning points:
- Equine Behaviour – Body Language and Interpretation. This section aims to offer tools for understanding and interpreting what emotions our equine patients may be experiencing by observing their behaviour.
- How do we deal with these situations? What can we do to keep everybody safe and facilitate handling of a “difficult” horse? Some hints and tips for improving the experience of the situation.
- What can we do to help these individuals in the future? How can we change the horse’s perspective of these situations? Providing some tools for teaching owners how to help prepare their horses for veterinary care.
Dr Stephen Barabas BSc BVMS MRCVS, VBS Direct | EC2022
45 minute video - Certificated at 1 hour of CPD
This lecture will explain what constitutes regenerative medicine. It will discuss Interleukin Receptor Antagonist Proteins, Alpha-2 Macroglobulins, Platelet Rich Plasma, Bone Marrow Aspirate Concentrate, and Stem Cells. It will illustrate clinical publications to show the benefits of Regenerative Medicine therapy for equine clinics and hospitals post-surgically and for superficial tissues, musculoskeletal rehabilitation and pain management control.
We will have an in-depth analysis of Platelet Rich Plasma products, the ease and cost effectiveness of PRP Regenerative therapy and an overview of the science and biological activity of injecting platelet and circulating white blood cells to stimulate biological regeneration and pain management.
Catherine Chanin FdSc DipAVN DipHECVN JSQP REVN, Stringer Equine Veterinary Surgeons | EC2022
50 minute video - Certificated at 1 hour of CPD
Do you want to up-skill and increase your role and understanding in Equine Diagnostic Imaging Techniques? The Session is perfect for Veterinary nurses working in equine first opinion both clinic based and ambulatory or working in a referral hospital.
The course is presented by an Equine Veterinary Nurse who has worked in a Referral hospital and now works in a busy ambulatory practice as a sole veterinary nurse. The session should help veterinary nurses to improve image quality in a range of diagnostic modalities. Including information on radiation safety, which has recently become a hotter topic with the changes to radiation regulations in the UK.
The aim is for you to feel more confident in all forms of Equine diagnostic imaging, and Catherine hopes to share her passion for good image quality whilst maintaining patient compliance and safety for all personnel involved.