ONLINE VET NURSE CONFERENCE 2024 ( On Demand)

Course overview

Scales in Slumber: The Art and Science of Reptile Anaesthesia by Samantha Clutterbuck Anesthesia in reptiles presents unique challenges due to their diverse physiology and varying responses to anesthetic agents. This 1-hour webinar explores the intricacies of reptile anesthesia, blending the art and science required to safely and effectively manage these patients. Attendees will gain insights into the unique physiological considerations of reptiles, learn best practices for anesthetic protocols, and understand how to monitor and manage anesthesia in different species. The webinar will also cover common complications and how to prevent them, ensuring that veterinarians can provide the highest standard of care for their scaly patients Wound Management: 7 Tips to Advance your Nursing Care by Flick Caldwell : Veterinary nurses and technicians provide an essential clinical role in the triage and management of a vast range of wounds in traumatic and emergent patients. This lecture invites you to explore the key stages required for the assessment and treatment of wounds, alongside the care planning required for the wound patient. We will discuss a wide range of wound dressings and their correct application for a variety of wounds, ranging from sterile surgical incisions to infected and chronic non-healing wounds. You will have the opportunity to apply your knowledge to patient case studies within this lecture, and gain confidence as a clinical practitioner in wound care. Elevating Veterinary Nutrition to a Standard of Care: Implementing the 4 Paws Method for Effective Client Communication by Dr Bryony Senic : This presentation will cover the importance of nutrition as the 5th vital assessment. It will introduce the 4 paws method for how we open the door for nutrition conversations and effective client communication. It will cover what are open ended questions, how to obtain a dietary history, effective communication styles and the non verbal communication that we can use. It will also delve into the perception of value, how to handle objections and how to work as a whole team in the veterinary clinic to reinforce your recommendations and get the best patient outcomes. Demystifying Dermatology for Nurses by Dr Dani Hoolahan: In this session, Dr. Dani will provide an overview of commonly performed in house diagnostic procedures and outline a comprehensive step-by-step approach for differentiating cutaneous adverse food allergies from atopic dermatitis as well as debunking some of those pesky dermatological myths! Attendees will gain knowledge into long-term management strategies of pruritic skin diseases ensuring better quality of life for affected pets and their owners. Moreover, Dr. Dani will emphasise the importance of multimodal management for dogs with atopic dermatitis, highlighting why a comprehensive, multifaceted approach is essential for effective treatment Paws on the Scale: Mastering Feline Weight Management by Dr Hannah Cleary: This lecture will cover feline obesity and the challenges vets, vet nurses and owners are faced with when managing weight loss. It will cover the role of nutrition in weight management, as well as Hill's solutions to different obesity related conditions, such as diabetes mellitus and FLUTD. Nursing Care for Patients with Acute Abdominal Emergencies by Dr Philip Judge: Acute abdominal emergencies in veterinary patients require swift, effective nursing care to improve outcomes and ensure patient survival. This 1-hour webinar is designed specifically for veterinary nurses, focusing on the critical role they play in the assessment, stabilization, and ongoing care of patients with acute abdominal conditions. Attendees will explore the common causes of abdominal emergencies, learn to reco