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A Risk Based Approach to Parasite Control for Veterinary Nurses
Ian Wright
Strategies to limit parasitic disease rely on a combination of practical control measures and preventative treatments. A risk based approach to the use of preventative products is vital to safeguard animal and human health, while ensuring over treatment does not take place and it allows bespoke...
Diagnostic Sampling and Analysis Techniques for Veterinary Nurses
Sophie McMurrough
RVNs deal with different types of laboratory samples every day in practice, and it is essential that they are trained in sample collection, handling and quality analysis to prevent degradation of the sample and laboratory error which can lead to inaccurate or delayed diagnosis and...
Anaesthesia of the Exotic Patient for Nurses
Sonya Miles
Exotic species are being more frequently presented to veterinary practices, with the expectations of owners increasingly high. As such, it is as equally important for veterinary nurses, as well as veterinary surgeons to keep up to date with the most recent developments in the understanding of...
Surgical Nursing
Jessica Gilby
Surgical nursing and the theatre environment can often be daunting, but with knowledge of effective protocols you can provide gold standard care to surgical patients throughout the perioperative period.
In this learning series with Jessica Gilby, a range of topics is explored to achieve a...
Respiratory Surgery
Nick Bacon
This learning series with Nick Bacon covers some of the more common, yet surgically complex, conditions of the respiratory tract. It is aimed at veterinary surgeons comfortable in their surgical skills, and looking to be able to help patients in respiratory distress, compromise or discomfort,...
The Role of Nutrition in Management of Common Medical Conditions
Florence Vessieres
Nutrition can be easily overlooked when formulating treatment plans for our patients, with the focus often being on pharmacological intervention and other supportive care measures, but it can and should play a fundamental role in the management of most medical conditions, whether it is to support...
Abdominal Ultrasound (On-Demand)
Emilie Hanot
This learning series with specialist Emilie Hanot will give delegates the tools to perform diagnostic abdominal ultrasound in practice on a wide variety of cases. It covers machine set up, which probe to use and how to optimise the image to make sure you can get the best out of your machine in...
Endocrine Emergencies (On-Demand)
Rob Foale
The clinical signs of an endocrine disease and the signs of an animal under treatment becoming unstable, can often slip under the radar until a crisis point is reached. Recognising that an endocrine disorder may be the underlying aetiology for an animal presenting as an emergency is vital for...
Nursing of the Cardiac Patient (On-Demand)
Charlotte Pace
Patients with heart disease can present with varied clinical signs, from acute life-threatening dyspnoea to a chronic cough and so provide an excellent opportunity for nurses to use a range of different skills for their care.
Case studies are used to cover the common cardiovascular diseases...
Critical Care Nursing
Jessica Herley
Emergency and critical care (ECC) focuses on the needs of severely ill or injured animals. The variety of cases seen within an ECC setting is what some nurses find most exciting; from post-operative care of a septic peritonitis patient, management and monitoring of a patient in respiratory...