Clinical Pathology In Small Animal Practice
Massey University
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Date: Monday 16th July, 2018 - Saturday 16th February, 2019
Start time: 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM
Cost: FREE
Clinical pathology is invaluable in helping a veterinarian reach a diagnosis, plan a treatment protocol, monitor progression of disease, assess response to therapy, and determine prognosis for small animal diseases. This online distance learning course aims to strengthen your understanding of clinical pathology, improve your practical skills in basic in-house diagnostic evaluations and enable you to make sound decisions in patient management. As well, expert Mary Anna Thrall DVM MS DipACVP(clinical pathology) will provide you with practical skills in haematology and cytology to assist with basic in-house laboratory evaluation of a patient at the optional three day on-campus workshop together with examining blood and cytological smears and interpreting data.
Course materials include a study guide, textbook, online materials and photomicrographs and interactive case material. Discussion of cases is encouraged on the class website.
For detailed information about this and other distance courses offered by Massey University see http://mvm.massey.ac.nz or contact us at [email protected]
Who is it for?
practising veterinarian wanting to study by distance in a high quality course that can lead towards a postgraduate qualification
The Speakers
Mary Anna Thrall BA DVM MS DipACVP<br /> •Spent 32 years teaching clinical pathology at Colorado State University.<br /> •Is now based at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine in St. Kitts, West Indies. Mary Anna received the 2012 AAVMC Distinguished Teacher Award, presented by Zoetis.<br /> •Is lead author for the textbook “Veterinary Haematology and Clinical Chemistry”.<br /> <br />
The Venue
distance learning via Master of Veterinary Medicine Programme, Massey University
Number of CPD hours this event can be recorded as
150 hours
Registration and Booking