ECC Courses

Performing an unfamiliar technique in an emergency situation is stressful for all concerned! This six part learning series with Paul Aldridge aims to teach you the surgical techniques necessary to deal with common emergency presentations and as such is suitable for all vets in practice. It...

Poisoning incidents are not uncommonly seen in small animal practice, and nurses are often the first point of contact to triage and provide up to date advice for these often time critical cases. However, with so many potential small animal poisons and varying management strategies, it can be hard...

Managing the collapsed patient is not without its challenges. Time bound critical decision-making skills in a high-pressure environment is often required, while concurrently managing the day to day hospital case load. So how do we go about this to optimise patient outcome? This six part...

This learning series with Tom Towey takes a focused practical approach to the recognition of life-threatening conditions and their stabilisation in first opinion practice. It looks at initial assessment, diagnosis, and stabilisation of common emergency presentations using the facilities typically...

This learning series will equip you with the skill set for managing challenging emergency cases and critically ill patients in your practice. There are a variety of skills required when managing these intricate cases, including respiratory care, tricky venous access, cardiopulmonary resuscitation,...

This learning series with Rachael Birkbeck covers diagnosis and treatment of common haemostatic and haematological emergencies in dogs and cats. It reviews common causes of life-threatening haemorrhage and provides a practical approach to both surgical and medical management of blood loss. This...