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Equine and farm practice  RVC CPD 2023  RVC CPD 2023                                          Equine and farm practice



 Equine radiology online series  A vet's guide to small scale pig   Webinar Plus: Introduction to equine   Webinar Plus: Chickens and their relatives:
 producers and pet pig owners   physiotherapy and rehabilitation  Understanding the health and welfare needs
 The distal limb - Monday 23rd January to Sunday 5th March    of backyard flocks, pheasants, minor species
 The proximal limb - Monday 5th June to Sunday 16th July      and waterfowl
 The head, neck and back - Monday 23rd October  NEW  Monday 6th March    UPDATED
 to Sunday 3rd December  Friday 3rd February  to Sunday 2nd April  Monday 24th April to Sunday 21st May


 Would you like to be able to take better diagnostic radiographs and to   Ever dread a call to a sick pig? It is time to upskill your knowledge and   Would you like to understand better what equine physiotherapy and   Help, it’s a sick chicken! What advice can I give the owner? Is there
 interpret them with more confidence?  gain practical advice from practicing farm vets on how to approach pig   rehabilitation is all about and how to integrate it in your everyday practice?   any treatment?
 calls and practise surgical procedures and blood sampling on our pig
 This suite of courses will cover the essentials of equine radiography    simulator models.   This course aims to provide delegates with a better understanding of the   During this online course topics covered will include anatomy, husbandry,
 and radiology of the distal limb, the proximal limb and the head, neck    modalities available today in equine rehabilitation and how to best   history taking, positive signs of health, correct handling, diagnostic tests,
 and back. For each area, the practical approach on how to get the best   This course aims to allow vets from all areas of veterinary practice who   integrate them in a general equine practice. After a brief introduction    drug administration, reproductive problems, common medical conditions
 images will be shown as well as how to optimise the quality of the images.  are asked to see pigs in their daily work to strengthen and build on their   of what to expect from the course, delegates will be presented with the    including external and internal parasites, notifiable diseases, nutritional
 knowledge and skills. The course will include seminars which can be   common modalities available in equine physiotherapy. After understanding   disorders, poisons and toxins, fracture repair, vaccination, emergency and
 Radiographic cases covering the most common, but also not so common,   tailored to the specific needs of attending vets, as well as practical   the basic principles of equine rehabilitation, lectures will focus on more   critical care, anaesthesia and analgesia, euthanasia and both pedigree
 lesions will be presented for individual study. Radiographic findings will    sessions. The practical sessions will include models for castration,    specific areas such as rehabilitation of tendons, joints and how to manage   and ownership identification. Also avian influenza will be discussed, plus
 be discussed in relation to their clinical significance with respect to the   tailing, blood sampling and intracardiac injections to allow participants    horses with back and sacro-iliac problems.   lockdown measures and tips on how to keep poultry happy in lockdown.
 medical evidence available.
 to get hands on with the practical skills required by small scale pig
 These courses can be purchased separately or as part of a series.  producers and pet pig owners.  Why do this course?  An introduction to the poultry industry will be discussed for completeness
          To increase your knowledge and understanding of what equine   and how it impacts and supports the backyard keeper.
 Why do this course?  Key Areas  rehabilitation can offer so that you are able to provide a better/extended   Why do this course?
 You will be involved in a multifaceted online tutored learning experience   • Clinical examination  service to your equine patients recovering from injury.   You will gain greater confidence in advising about poultry welfare and
 that will improve your knowledge about taking and interpreting   • Common diseases and treatments  Key areas  correct handling as well as enhancing your poultry medicine and surgery
 radiographs.  • Sedations and surgical procedures (including practical on pig models)  • Introduction to physiotherapy and rehabilitation  skills. Species covered include chickens, pheasants, turkeys, domestic
 •  Biosecurity, pig health planning, and diagnostic testing (including blood
 Key areas  sampling practical on pig models)  • The use of Shockwave therapy in equine rehabilitation  waterfowl and ornamental waterfowl.
 • How to take good radiographs of the different areas  • Notifiable diseases  • An overview of the common modalities used in equine rehabilitation  Key areas
 • Assessing and improving the diagnostic quality of radiographs  •  Euthanasia of pigs (including intracardiac injection practical on  • Rehabilitation of the equine patient following tendon injury  • Welfare, husbandry and health
 • Developing a systematic approach to reading radiographs  • Rehabilitation of the equine patient following joint injury
 pig models)                                                  • Normal attributes and relevant anatomy of poultry species
 Previous participants have commented…  Why do this course?  • Management of patient with back pain and sacro-iliac injury  • Diagnostics
          • Practical cases/case discussion
 “One of the best courses I have ever done! It has given me much more   If you are anxious or nervous practitioner about seeing pigs, we hope this   • Current diseases: avian influenza
 vision in taking and interpreting radiographs.”  Previous participants have commented…  • Common diseases, treatment, prophylaxis and vaccines
 friendly and hands on one day course will encourage you to enjoy working
 “Excellent course, good material, excellent teaching quality.”  with small scale pig producers.   “Great content and presentations full of latest knowledge of rehabilitation   • Relevant medicines legislation including notifiable diseases
          and sports medicines.”                              • Emergency and critical care, euthanasia
 Course details   This course is perfect for new graduates and experienced vets that are   Course details  • Anaesthesia and analgesia
 Course type: e-CPD   required to undertake pig work.   Course type: Webinar Plus with a live weekly Q&A session   • Surgery
 Course format: An intensive tutor-moderated online learning experience.   Course details   Course format: A mixture of pre-recorded weekly webinars (which can   Previous participants have commented...
 Resources include online presentations, electronic course notes, case   Course type: Onsite   be reviewed throughout the course), live weekly Q&A sessions with the   “I feel better able to treat backyard poultry and offer my clients correct,
 assessments, online quizzes, supplementary reading material and   Course format: Lectures, case-based discussions and practical   tutors, online case assessment exercises, supplementary reading material   up to date information.”
 discussion forums in which participants review and discuss cases with   sessions using pig models   and tutor-moderated online discussion forums
 their colleagues and the tutor   Course length: 1 day   Course length: 4 weeks   “The course is very thorough and covers a wide range of topics.”
 Course length: 6 weeks (each course)   CPD hours: 7 hours   CPD hours: Up to 16   “The tutor is an expert in this field with a vast amount of experience.
 CPD hours: Up to 42 (each course)   Course fee: £299  Course fee: £399  All the course work, notes and information in the webinars was thorough
 Relevant to CertAVP modules: Large Animal Imaging (C-VDI.4 and 5)   and relevant to vets working with or planning to work with poultry.”
 Course fee: £729 for 1 course, £1,399 for 2 courses or £1,999 for all 3  Tutors  Tutors
 Beth Reilly BVetMed PGDipVCP MRCVS, Teaching Fellow in Clinical   David Bolt Dr.med.vet. MS DipACVS DipECVS ECVDI LAIA FHEA   Course details
 Tutors  Farm Animal Management, RVC   MRCVS, Senior Lecturer in Equine Surgery, RVC    Course type: Webinar Plus
 Dagmar Berner Dr.med.vet. DipECVDI MRCVS, Lecturer in Equine   Pete Siviter BVetMed MRCVS, Farm Veterinary Surgeon, Synergy    Barbara Boross, PGDip, NAVP Member, Equine Veterinary   Course format: A mixture of weekly webinars (which can be viewed live
 Diagnostic Imaging, RVC   Farm Health  Physiotherapist       and/or as recorded versions throughout the course), comprehensive notes,
 Maren Hellige Dr.med.vet. MRCVS, Senior Veterinarian in Radiology,   Andy Fiske-Jackson BVSc MVetMed DipECVS FHEA MRCVS,   case studies, quizzes and tutor-moderated online discussion forums
 University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover   Associate Professor of Equine Surgery, RVC   Course length: 4 weeks
 Gabriel Manso Díaz DVM MSc PhD DipECVDI MRCVS, Lecturer in   Melanie Perrier Dr.med.vet. DipACVS DipECVS CERP MRCVS,   CPD hours: Up to 16
 Large Animal Diagnostic Imaging, Universidad Complutense de Madrid,   Lecturer in Equine Surgery, RVC    Course fee: £399
 Consultant in Equine Diagnostic Imaging, RVC
          Roger Smith MA VetMB PhD DEO DipECVSMR ECVDI LAIA FHEA   Tutor
          FRCVS, Professor of Equine Orthopaedics, RVC
                                                              Victoria Roberts BVSc MRCVS, Backyard Poultry Vet, Vicvet


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