Thinking And Doing: Animal Welfare In Veterinary Practice
BSAVA
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Date: Tuesday 6th March, 2012
Start time: 10:30 AM
Cost: £227
Fees: BSAVA Member 227.00
Non BSAVA Member 340.00
BSAVA Nurse Member 167.00
This course uses short presentations of key ideas in veterinary ethics and animal welfare to stimulate and facilitate interactive discussion. It turns general theoretical concepts into practical ways to improve one’s practice and achieve welfare goals, through decision-making, assessment and communication methods. Participants should be challenged, informed and inspired. Discussion and resolution of participants’ own ethical conflicts and conundrums are preferentially explored, alongside key issues in all areas of practice, such as euthanasia, informed consent, litigation, financial concerns and owner interactions.
Who is it for?
This course is intended for all Veterinary surgeons and Veterinary Nurses.
The Speakers
James Yeates BVSc CertWEL DWEL MRCVS
The Venue
BSAVA Headquarters, Gloucester
Number of CPD hours this event can be recorded as
6.5 hours
Registration and Booking