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 Tue, Dec 31, 2024 Agenda: Recording of Sun June 9/24 Live Zoom Session Expires Dec 31/24 Link to flyer Topic #1: Update on the nutritional management of diarrhea in dogs and cats. 2 sessions.
In these 2 lectures, Dr. Lappin will use a case based approach to discuss management of diarrhea in dogs and cats. Emphasis will be placed on use of appropriate diagnostic procedures, and nutritional management hints. We will cover Giardia, Tritrichomonas, bacterial diarrhea, probiotics/synbiotics, dietary trials and more!
Topic #2: Update on the management of feline interstitial cystitis and calculi. 2 sessions.
In these 2 lectures, Dr. Lappin will used a case based approach to discuss management of hematuria and periuria in cats. Emphasis will be placed on the ISCAID urinary infection treatment guidelines, urinary calculi, feline interstitial cystitis, and non-pharmacological management of stress in cats.
Topic #3: Update on the management of acute and chronic feline URI. 2 sessions.
In this 2 part lecture series, Dr. Lappin will review the acute and chronic causes of feline upper respiratory tract signs. Emphasis will be placed on diagnosis and management. We will cover the ISCAID respiratory treatment guidelines, how to do the diagnostic procedures in your own hospital and how to diagnosis and manage chronic infections with emphasis on feline herpesvirus 1 and stress.
6 CE credits approved by ABVMA & CVBC. SK & MB self-declare (ABVMA follows RACE guidelines) To access: you must login to the website first, go to the Education tab/CAVM Recorded Sessions, add to cart, then checkout and make the payment if required. If there is a fee owing you must make the payment to complete your registration. Email info@cavm.ab.ca if you require a username/password to log in. Please include your first/last name, title, personal email address, and the clinic/province you work at. 6.00 hrs CE credit ABVMA approved CVBC approved Please register before Dec 31 If you plan to attend, please login for online registration and payment - or notify the CAVM Administrator by email. |
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After you register and pay a link to the recording and quiz will be emailed to you within 48 hours. You must get 80% or higher on the quiz to pass and receive the CE credits. A CE certificate will be emailed to you within 48 hours of successfully passing the quiz. |
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Tue, Dec 31, 2024 Agenda: Recording of Sun Nov 3/24 In-Person Session Expiry date Dec 31/24 Link to flyer#mce_temp_url# 5 CE credits approved by ABVMA & CVBC (SK & MB self-declare). Topics (see flyer for full descriptions of each topic): Jessica Benoit, RVT VTS 1. Management and Triage of Behaviour Cases for GPs 2. Fear Free in Action Dr. Nita Hynes & Dr. Jennifer Richards 3. When Behaviour is Medical (Part 1 & 2) Dr. Jennifer Richards 4. What’s the goal – realistic treatment expectations To access: you must login to the website first, go to the Education tab/CAVM Recorded Sessions, add to cart, then checkout and make the payment if required. If there is a fee owing you must make the payment to complete your registration. Email info@cavm.ab.ca if you require a username/password to log in. Please include your first/last name, title, personal email address, and the clinic/province you work at. 5.00 hrs CE credit ABVMA approved CVBC approved Please register before Dec 31 If you plan to attend, please login for online registration and payment - or notify the CAVM Administrator by email. |
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After you register and pay a link to the recording and quiz will be emailed to you within 48 hours. You must get 80% or higher on the quiz to pass and receive the CE credits. A CE certificate will be emailed to you within 48 hours of successfully passing the quiz. |
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Sun, Mar 16, 2025 Agenda: Recording of Wed Sept 18/24 Live Zoom Session Expires Mar 16/25 Link to flyer#mce_temp_url# Dr. Brian Skorobohach
Topic: Corneal Opacities in Dogs and Cats Description: The cornea is transparent, densely innervated, avascular, and the major refractive structure of the eye. Anything that alters this organization or deturgescence leads to development of a corneal opacity. We will explore the different appearance of the opacities, causes and treatment of these conditions.
Dr. Kelli Combs Ramey Topic: Common Mistakes in Ophthalmology and How to Avoid Them Description: Identify and avoid common mistakes to optimize patient outcome and client satisfaction. We will discuss prioritizing diagnostics, proper use of topical therapy, non healing ulcers, cataract management, hypertensive retinopathy, and more. 2 CE credits approved by ABVMA & CVBC. SK & MB self-declare (ABVMA follows RACE guidelines) To access: you must login to the website first, go to the Education tab/CAVM Recorded Sessions, add to cart, then checkout and make the payment if required. If there is a fee owing you must make the payment to complete your registration. Email info@cavm.ab.ca if you require a username/password to log in. Please include your first/last name, title, personal email address, and the clinic/province you work at. 2.00 hrs CE credit ABVMA approved CVBC approved Please register before Mar 16 If you plan to attend, please login for online registration and payment - or notify the CAVM Administrator by email. |
After you register and pay a link to the recording and quiz will be emailed to you within 48 hours. You must get 80% or higher on the quiz to pass and receive the CE credits. A CE certificate will be emailed to you within 48 hours of successfully passing the quiz. |
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