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11 Jun 2026
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When an ulcer hasn't healed at the first recheck, there is a tendency to throw up our arms and become frustrated. A few golden rules can help us to see that ulcers within this group have actually help ...
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Urethral obstruction (UO) is a common presentation in general practice but can fill clinicians with dread. Life-threatening, sometimes recurrent and expensive to manage, UO can still be satisfying to ...
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This session will focus on evidence-based treatment targets when treating dogs with atopic dermatitis and how new therapies can help you to achieve these. Learn about Zenrelia (ilunocitinib), includ ... -
Intravenous fluid therapy in cases of hypovolaemic or distributive shock is lifesaving. With current literature moving aware from the use of ‘shock rate’ fluids, we will review the nuances associated ...
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Should I apply one drop or two? Should I use an ointment or a drop? Do systemically administered drugs reach the eye? Do topically administered drugs reach inside the eye? We will cover all of these c ...
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There are few pathological processes affecting the oral cavity of cats that can be as devastating to the individual as FGSC can. At its worst we can see debilitated patients with halitosis, ptyalism a ...
12 Jun 2026
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We will explore the fascinating world of the gut-brain axis during this talk, learning about how disease in one location can have a negative impact on the other. We will examine how the gut and the br ... -
General anaesthesia carries an inherent but relatively low risk of death in all species; this risk can be influenced by several factors including the reason for anaesthesia (e.g. emergency vs. electiv ...
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Surgical correction of eyelid problems can be some of the most satisfying surgeries in general practice. However, attention to the smallest of details is essential if good results are to be attained. ...
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This presentation is illustrated with may movies of collapse and syncope, whilst explaining the common causes. This is a presentation that many will find very useful and leave with a new perspective o ...
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Acute haemorrhagic diarrhoea syndrome, or AHDS, can be both a challenging and very rewarding disease to manage. During this talk we will explore the aetiology of this disease as well as how we approac ...
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Whenever we prescribe treatments or management strategies for the animals under our care, we naturally tend to focus on what benefits these might bring about. But there are usually potential harms to ...
11 Jun 2026
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Cats and dogs requiring long-term hospital care present a unique challenge. Animal health and welfare is essential for a successful recovery and optimising the quality of the hospitalisation experienc ... -
A review of what and how we monitor in our patients during anaesthesia, with a focus on capnography, ECG, and blood pressure. This interactive session will focus on how to identify abnormalities in mo ...
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Spoiler alert! Yes there is. The benefits of using local anaesthetic agents to achieve a pain free surgical field is well established. There are numerous benefits, we all understand; reduction in vola ...
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While it is critical to know how to treat diseases, without a reliable diagnosis, treatment is often ineffective or worse. Fortunately, reaching an ophthalmic diagnosis relies almost completely on per ...
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General anaesthesia carries an inherent but relatively low risk of death in all species. The presence of comorbidities, such as cardiac disease and endocrinopathies increase anaesthetic risk; however, ...
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Patients presenting with respiratory compromise need to be rapidly evaluated to prevent further deterioration. The treatment and stabilisation options vary depending on the anatomical area of respirat ...
12 Jun 2026
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The uvea contains familiar tissues and cell types (lymphocytes, smooth muscle, and blood vessels, for example), is inflamed by familiar antigens (infectious agents, neoplasia, auto-antigens) and react ...
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Brachycephalic patients, especially dogs, are a challenging patient group. During this talk we will cover BOAS, sleep disorders, gastrointestinal and reproductive concerns as well as touch on their de ...
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Mimics and misses: Avoiding the spine trap explores the common and clinically important situations in which dogs and cats present looking “spinal”, but the spinal cord is not the primary problem. Weak ...
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This interactive quiz has a collection of progressively challenging case, each with a learning objective. They are interesting cases with a take home message.
11 Jun 2026
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Welcome to the 21st century!! TKIs in veterinary medicine present a delightful fusion of molecular pathobiology and old style empiricism. Designer medicines surely pave the way for a cure for cancer?? ...
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“Cat flu”. “Kennel cough”. “CIRD”. The fact that we often use these syndrome identifiers is telling. We do the same in humans – “ the common cold”. The respiratory tract can only respond in a limited ...
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Chemotherapy administration is a veterinary procedure like many others. There are risks, costs and benefits. Understanding the interplay between these related factors gives competence and confidence i ...
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Legal drugs to treat FIP have been available for several years now in the UK and many other countries. We have learnt how to treat affected cats with 80%+ survival. However, experience is teaching us ...
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Acute gastrointestinal (GI) disease remains one of the most common presentations to veterinary practice. In most cases, even when quite explosive, it is self-limiting. However, in severe cases it can ...
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The word ‘euthanasia’ is derived from Greek, 'Eu' meaning 'good' and 'thanatos' meaning 'death', put together it means 'good death'. As veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses, we are able to save o ...
12 Jun 2026
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“Spine on the line: When to act fast” focuses on the recognition and management of emergency spinal presentations in dogs, emphasising when rapid intervention is critical and when a more measured appr ...
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Hip dysplasia and secondary osteoarthritis are the leading causes of chronic hip pain in dogs seen in first opinion practice. This session provides a practical, stepwise framework to recognise, invest ...
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This lecture will provide a practical, step-by-step overview of exploratory laparotomy and organ biopsy techniques tailored for the general practice setting. Designed for clinicians seeking to strengt ...
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This session will deal with the role of biopsy in the effective management of skin disease, starting with best practice in obtaining and submitting skin biopsy samples. Case examples will be presented ... -
Antebrachial angular limb deformity (ALD) is among the most demanding conditions in small animal orthopaedics, sitting at the intersection of growth plate biology, complex three dimensional biomechani ...
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This lecture will provide a comprehensive, clinically focused guide to small intestinal surgery in the dog and cat. Designed for general and advanced practitioners, it will integrate surgical principl ...
11 Jun 2026
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Cancer is a growing source of concern for pet owners and a growing field of development for diagnostics. Many tools, many tests, many techniques and methods, among which veterinarians get sometimes lo ...
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Communication with pet owners doesn’t happen only in the consulting room. The client journey often starts at home, sometimes from the moment an owner thinks, “We should probably book an appointment.” ...
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This session provides a practical, case driven exploration of blood smear evaluation and its role in everyday clinical decision making. Tips for making a good blood smear are included, an essential st ...
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Discover how AI powered blood cell morphology enhances haematological assessment by improving the accuracy and consistency. By combining digital morphology with automated haematology data, clinicians ...
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With the rise of AI, many promises are being made: efficiency, automation, and more time for what truly matters. But how do you handle this in the day-to-day reality of your practice, and how do you g ...
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In this session, we will outline communication techniques to support veterinary professionals in the delivery of cancer diagnosis. We will learn compassionate communication skills and how to support t ...
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This lecture will provide the veterinary team with practical knowledge to safely support chemotherapy patients in practice. We will cover common cytotoxic protocols and agents used, client communicati ...
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Veterinary medicine is a hard place to grow at the best of times. But with all the incredible uncertainty recent times have brought, some of these negative feelings are cranked up to an 11 out of 10! ...
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Love for a pet goes a long way, but sometimes a budget has real limits. Veterinary teams are increasingly faced with these challening conversations. This session looks at how to talk about services an ...
12 Jun 2026
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Starting your own practice is a dream for many veterinarians, but once you begin exploring the options it can feel overwhelming. Where do you start, and what should you consider first? This session hi ...
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This session explores how first opinion practitioners can use faecal antigen testing to facilitate responsible parasiticide prescribing for pets that are members and non-members of a health plan.
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Winning back time in practice doesn’t mean doing less — it means doing things differently. This panel shares practical, real world examples of how small changes to protocols, workflows, staff training ...
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Cats are far from being small dogs when it comes to pancreatic disease. This lecture will discuss diagnosis and treatment of pancreatitis and beyond… while exploring the fascinating particularities of ...
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“Is this bald dog cushingoid?” “Should I administer dexamethasone to a collapsed dog?” “LDDST or ACTH stimulation test — which should I choose to evaluate adrenal function in a diabetic dog?”This lect ...
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In this session we will cover the essential sampling techniques and in house laboratory tests to determine the inflammatory and microbiological components of ear disease. Initial testing needs to be f ...
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In this session, building on the information in the previous lecture. Understanding inflammatory otitis, erythroceruminous and purulent otitis and their inter-relationship allows the development of a ...
11 Jun 2026
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Selectively breeding for aesthetics and exaggerated physical features is widely accepted as the most significant companion animal welfare issue currently. Despite many years of awareness raising activ ...
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Compassionate communication is critical to ensuring good relationships with peers and clients. It is not a single approach but a variety of tools, including non-violent communication, trauma informed ...
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This session explores the vital role veterinary nurses play in wound management and antimicrobial stewardship. It will examine how evidence-based nursing interventions can improve wound outcomes while ...
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As the profession faces increasing workforce pressures, rising client expectations, and growing demands for efficiency, veterinary nurses represent an underutilised resource with significant potential ...
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How to perform the rabbit and guinea pig nursing clinic and promote gold standard care to owners.Learn normal anatomy in these species and what to look out forHow to perform a rabbit friendly consultU ...
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Canine parvovirus (CPV-2) is a highly-infectious viral infection, transmitted by ingestion of infected faecal matter shed by infected dogs into the environment. Canine parvovirus can remain active wit ...
12 Jun 2026
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As Registered Veterinary Nurses, we often encounter significant barriers against the effective utilisation of our surgical nursing skills. This session aims to explore the benefits and boundaries of d ...
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Canine caesareans have increased in number over recent years – perhaps due in part to an increase in popularity of breeds that have a higher likelihood of dystocia, due to poor conformation or conditi ...
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This session explores what personal resilience really looks like for veterinary professionals, grounding the topic in the everyday pressures and realities faced within practice. We begin by addressing ...
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It is widely acknowledged that stress is a significant factor for veterinary professionals when communicating with clients regarding cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and when performing CPR in prac ...
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As the most commonly used analgesic and broad spectrum of drug choice, this lecture lays out and compares the different opioids available to us in veterinary medicine and what to use when. Inspired by ...
11 Jun 2026
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Reform of the VSA could pave the way for conditional licensure of new graduates in the UK, meaning vets no longer need to meet Day One Competencies in all species. Is this the final nail in the coffin ...
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The new CMA landscape is set to increase pressure on veterinary practices to deliver greater transparency, clearer communication and more consistent processes. But where will that create the most oper ... -
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Let’s face it most of us didn’t enter the veterinary world because we love spreadsheets or dream of crunching numbers. But when used effectively, data insights can transform your clinic and elevate yo ... -
The CMA investigation will bring about significant changes including a potential new requirement for all small animal practices to have a standardised complaints process, with mandatory participation ...
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Modern pet ownership is more complex than ever, with responsibilities shared and sometimes blurred between owners, vets, breeders, behaviourists, welfare organisations and policymakers. This panel wil ...
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What is the first year of practice ownership really like? This interactive panel cuts through the theory to compare expectations with reality. Using insights gathered from panellists, New Practice Aca ...
12 Jun 2026
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With the CMA’s final report now published, veterinary practices need to move quickly from awareness to action. But compliance is not as simple as adding a few prices online. This session looks at what ... -
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Veterinary teams do not need more software to manage. They need software that helps them get through the day with less friction - from booking and consults to notes, billing, follow-up, and client com ... -
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As professional veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses our RCVS oath requires us to promise that, above all, our constant endeavour will be to ensure the health and welfare of animals committed to ... -
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Strengthening teams, improving culture, and building a sustainable practice. Feeling stuck in the “busy trap”? Learn how to turn change into growth. This session combines real-world leadership experie ... -
With the CMA’s final report on its investigation into veterinary services for household pets now published, we’re asking: what happens now? This session will begin with a presentation and Q&A from Mar ...
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Stepping into a leadership role can be exhilarating, challenging and sometimes lonely. This session brings together experienced leaders to share the lessons they wish they’d known earlier, including r ...
11 Jun 2026
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This interactive session introduces the Vetlife resource on Burnout, Moral Injury and Compassion Fatigue. Focussing on moral injury we’ll talk about what it is, and what it isn't, including common mis ... -
This session will consider potential impacts on animal welfare, client expectations, workforce sustainability, and the economics of running a practice, especially in rural settings. Through audience d ...
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As the supplements and nutraceuticals market grows, so does the need for clarity around evidence, regulation and responsible claims. This audience‑led session will explore how vets can assess efficacy ... -
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Many of us have had the dreaded call to attend a loose and obviously unowned animal, or to take responsibility for one presented to the practice. This is particularly challenging with large animals su ...
12 Jun 2026
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This session will introduce the new antimicrobial use targets for the UK companion animal sector. With antimicrobial stewardship more important than ever, can the companion animal sector learn from th ... -
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We can do so many amazing things in veterinary medicine in 2026, especially when finances are not a concern and owners want us to do 'everything possible'. Whilst for some owners and animals this can ... -
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Despite much discussion in recent years, and a recognition that a supportive work environment delivers the best outcomes for the practice team, clients, their animals and the business, many veterinary ... -
We can't all be Waitrose, yet increasingly this is what small animal practices aspire to be to the exclusion of everything else. Have we lost something in this constant drive to only serve those with ...
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Reform of the Veterinary Surgeons Act is likely to include 'conditional licences' both to fulfil the requirements of the Equalities Act 2010 and a Fitness to Practise Should be disciplinary system. Co ...
11 Jun 2026
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The session will explain what in-clinic qPCR is and adds to general practice. It will identify common clinical scenarios where it is useful. We will discuss how qPCR supported more targeted antimicrob ... -
In this live lecture, participants will explore the clinical applications of antibody titer testing for core vaccines in dogs and cats. The session will review key immunologic principles, including se ... -
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Canine arthritis is one of the most common conditions seen in practice, yet many cases still progress despite conventional management. This talk explores how Stem Cell Vet is approaching arthritis dif ...
12 Jun 2026
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Explore the future of veterinary supply, focusing on how consumer buying behaviours are changing and what this means for veterinary practices. Join Sally and Christie as they draw on frontline experie ... -
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Dermal and subcutaneous tumours account for nearly a third of canine cases seen in general practice, yet industry data shows that fewer than 40% of these masses are ever sampled, and only one in five ... -
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Safe, consistent anaesthesia depends on clear protocols and effective monitoring – not just individual skill. This session shows veterinary teams how to strengthen both using practical, evidence-based ... -
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The Agent Shift: How UK Vets Stay Independent in an AI-First World AI is no longer just answering pet owners' questions it is starting to book their appointments. This session cuts through the noise t ...
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Explore some practical breath work techniques you can incorporate into busy practice days without it being a chore. Time to pause & breathe! -
From April 2026, the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons requires all UK veterinary practices to implement a tailored suicide prevention plan as part of the Practice Standards Scheme (PSS) Core Stand ... -
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Back pain anyone? Slow down, stretch deeper & feel supported in this spine-focussed calming Yin class -
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Veterinary professionals often work long, unpredictable hours under significant pressure. As a result, nutrition is frequently the first health habit to go during busy periods. This session will provi ... -
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Let’s get you fuelled for a fun night ahead - or boosted before those later lectures - with some energising movement paired with powerful breath. A shot of vitality, but without the needle!
12 Jun 2026
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Whether you’re feeling tired or raring to go, this is your opportunity to tune inwards & cultivate what you need in the moment through balancing breath work. -
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Busy event so far? If your legs are starting to feel heavy, enjoy some seated & reclined yoga poses to support your circulation & lymphatic system. Ideal for anytime you’ve been on your feet in future ... -
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Focussing on major tension reservoirs in our bodies - our hips & shoulders - this class gives you permission to ease in, open up & leave feeling relieved of carrying what is no longer serving you. -
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Back by popular demand to rescue aching feet and legs after pounding those pink carpets! Enjoy some yoga and myofascial release techniques.
11 Jun 2026
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Did you know 24% of vets have witnessed or experienced discrimination in the last 12 months (BVA Voice of the Profession survey)? Join this interactive, practical session to build confidence in challe ...
12 Jun 2026
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Did you know 24% of vets have witnessed or experienced discrimination in the last 12 months (BVA Voice of the Profession survey)? Join this interactive, practical session to build confidence in challe ...
11 Jun 2026
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Learn top tips and advice from our patient monitoring experts on everything from how to use your ECG clips to using pulse oximetry's plethysmograph. Our training will cover setting up alarm profiles, ...
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Let our anaesthesia experts help you make the right circuit choice. In this session, we will introduce all Burtons circuits, go over the differences between rebreathing and non-rebreathing circuits, a ...
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In this workshop, our equipment experts will introduce you to a wide range of anaesthesia machines, focusing on safe operation and best practice. The session will cover topics such as machine set‑up, ...
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Learn top tips and advice from our patient monitoring experts on everything from how to use your ECG clips to using pulse oximetry's plethysmograph. Our training will cover setting up alarm profiles, ...
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This non‑clinical overview would introduce the Mindray Veta 5 and 5+ anaesthesia machine range, focusing on its key features, ventilation modes, and the practical benefits for everyday use. The sessio ...
12 Jun 2026
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Let our anaesthesia experts help you make the right circuit choice. In this session, we will introduce all Burtons circuits, go over the differences between rebreathing and non-rebreathing circuits, a ...
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Learn top tips and advice from our patient monitoring experts on everything from how to use your ECG clips to using pulse oximetry's plethysmograph. Our training will cover setting up alarm profiles, ...
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This non‑clinical overview would introduce the Mindray Veta 5 and 5+ anaesthesia machine range, focusing on its key features, ventilation modes, and the practical benefits for everyday use. The sessio ...
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In this workshop, our team of experts will guide you through the practicalities of planning and preparing for endoscopy procedures. We’ll cover how to select and set up your equipment and instruments ...
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In this workshop, our equipment experts will introduce you to a wide range of anaesthesia machines, focusing on safe operation and best practice. The session will cover topics such as machine set‑up, ...
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