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Programme

7–10 April 2016Birmingham · UK

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BSAVA CONGRESS 2016 PROGRAMME 〔 2 〕 VETERINARY NURSING MANAGEMENT PRACTICAL OPEN TO ALL INTERACTIVE

HALL 1 HALL 3 HALL 4 HALL 5 HALL 7 HALL 8 HYATT BALLROOM

ANAESTHESIA SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO NEUROLOGY

WHAT’S THE CURRENT THOUGHTS ON ONCOLOGY IMPROVE WELLBEING ENDOCRINE EXOTICS

08:30–09:15Make the most of your monitoring equipmentSheilah Robertson (USA)

08:30–09:15Stepwise approach to anti-epileptic drugsHolger Volk (UK)

08:30–08:50Managing urinary transitional cell carcinomaDavid Killick (UK)

08:30–09:15How oncologists interpret a pathology reportMartin Kessler (Ger)

08:30–09:15Managing stress in the workplaceCarolyne Crowe (UK)

08:30–09:15Adrenal disorders: getting closer to the diagnosisHattie Syme (UK)

08:30–09:15Endocrine disease in parrotsYvonne van Zeeland (NL)

08:55–09:15Suture pattern and material for intestinal and bladder closureAlison Moores (UK)

09:25–10:10Is new necessarily better? Update on anaesthetic agentsSheilah Robertson (USA)

09:25–10:10Holistic approach to the treatment of epilepsyHolger Volk (UK)

09:25–09:45Transdermal fentanyl: pros and consKaren Walsh (UK)

09:25–10:10How oncologists use molecular cancer diagnostics and biomarkersLaura Garrett (USA)

09:25–10:10How to improve time management and achieve a work/life balanceCarolyne Crowe (UK)

09:25–10:10Canine hypothyroidism: diagnosis and effective managementStijn Niessen (UK)

09:25–10:10Reproductive disease in birdsYvonne van Zeeland (NL)

09:50–10:10TECA to bulla osteotomy or not: current thoughtsDaniela Murgia (UK)

Morning Tea & Coffee Break11:05–11:50Pain assessment for your practiceSheilah Robertson (USA)

11:05–11:50The patient has a head tilt: what do I do?Lorna Arrol (UK)

11:05–11:25Portosystemic shunts: dietary considerationsCaroline Kisielewicz (UK)

11:05–11:50Secrets of successful tumour surgery (part I): How do I resect this tumour?Martin Kessler (Ger)

11:05–11:50Compassion fatigue versus burnout (l): what’s the difference?Brian Faulkner (UK)

11:05–11:50Feline diabetes: current management ideasStijn Niessen (UK)

11:05–11:50Review of common diseases of ornamental fishPeter Scott (UK)11:30–11:50

Anal gland adenocarcinomas: adjunctive chemotherapy and radiotherapyDavid Killick (UK)

12:00–12:45Analgesia without opioids?Karen Walsh (UK)

12:00–12:45You’ve been framed: a guide to videos of funny turnsPeter Smith (UK)

12:00–12:20Tracheal collapse: when are intraluminal stents appropriate?Phil Padrid (USA)

12:00–12:45Secrets of successful tumour surgery (part II): How do I close this defect?Martin Kessler (Ger)

12:00–12:45Compassion fatigue versus burnout (ll): how to avoid themBrian Faulkner (UK)

12:00–12:45Ferrets and rabbits: adrenal diseaseNico Schoemaker (NL)

12:00–12:45Getting diagnostic samples and understanding water qualityPeter Scott (UK)

12:25–12:45E. cuniculi in rabbitsJo Hedley (UK)

Lunch in Barclaycard Arena Sponsored by

Thursday 7 April 2016


HALL 9 HALL 10 HALL 11 HALL 6 KINGSTON THEATRE AUSTIN COURT AUSTIN COURT

HAEMATOLOGY AND TRANSFUSION MEDICINE THEATRE NURSING ECC STAFF SUPPORT AND

DEVELOPMENT PRACTICALS CLINICAL ABSTRACTS

08:15–09:00To clot, or not to clot: haemostatic disordersShailen Jasani (UK)

08:15–09:00Perfect patient preparationJulie Johnson (UK)

08:15–09:00Nursing the SIRS patientKen Yagi (USA)

08:30–09:15Supporting the new graduateMark Hedberg (UK)

08:45–10:00FARADAY ROOMHaematology11:05–12:50BOLTON ROOMCardiorespiratory11:05–12:50FARADAY ROOMWorking in practice

VN PRACTICAL09:00–10:30Telford Room, Austin CourtPain scoringJo Murrell (UK)

VETERINARY PRACTICAL10:00–12:30Lodges, Austin CourtBasic fracture fixationDavid Mason (USA)Mike Farrell (UK)Michael Hamilton (UK)

09:10–09:55Blood typing and crossmatchingCaroline Kisielewicz (UK)

09:10–09:55Infection control in theatres: where is the evidence?Karen Harris (UK)

09:10–09:55Recognition and intervention for feline respiratory emergenciesAndrew Linklater (USA)

09:25–10:10Are you ready to become a veterinary practice superhero?John Sheridan (UK)

Morning Tea & Coffee Break10:50–11:35Collection and storage of blood componentsKen Yagi (USA)

10:50–11:35Theatre nurse fundamentalsJulie Johnson (UK)

10:50–11:35The blocked catShailen Jasani (UK)

11:05–11:50Coaching and mentoring new and long term team membersAnne-Marie Svendsen-Aylott (UK)

11:45–12:30The right tool for the right job: blood component therapyKen Yagi (USA)

11:45–12:30Surgical safety checklists: reducing errorKaren Harris (UK)

11:45–12:30Nursing and medical care for the head trauma patientAndrew Linklater (USA)

12:00–12:45Managers and team members: how they see each otherAnne-Marie Svendsen-Aylott (UK)




HALL 1 HALL 3 HALL 4 HALL 5 HALL 7 HALL 8 HYATT BALLROOM

ANAESTHESIA SYSTEMATIC APPROACH TO NEUROLOGY

WHAT’S THE CURRENT THOUGHTS ON ONCOLOGY IMPROVE WELLBEING ENDOCRINE EXOTICS

14:05–14:50Which opioid for your practice?Karen Walsh (UK)

14:05–14:50Neurological problems in the juvenile patientLorna Aroll (UK)

14:05–14:25Acquired urethral sphincter mechanism: surgical optionsAlison Moores (UK)

14:05–14:50Tools to help guide clients in cancer therapy decisionsLaura Garrett (USA)

14:05–14:50Online safety, security and protecting your professional reputationSusie Samuel (UK)

14:05–14:50Feline acromegaly: how can this influence diabetic management?Stijn Niessen (UK)

14:05–14:50Avian clinical pathologyNico Schoemaker (NL)

14:30–14:50Pseudomonas aeruginosa otitisRosanna Marsella (USA)

15:00–15:45Capnography A-ZKaren Walsh (UK)

15:00–15:45Geriatric neurology for general practitionersPeter Smith (UK)

15:00–15:20Feline nasal SCC: can we save the nose?Martin Kessler (Ger)

15:00–15:45Chemotherapy principlesLaura Garrett (USA)

15:00–15:45Just say no! What to do when you disagree with a colleague or clientAnne-Marie Svendsen-Aylott (UK)

15:00–15:45Addisonian: typical and the not so typicalHattie Syme (UK)

15:00–15:45Psychological/behavioural disease in parrots: training and environmental enrichment strategiesYvonne van Zeeland (NL)

15:25–15:45Gastroesophageal reflux and oesophagitis: how to manageCaroline Kisielewicz (UK) CEVA LECTURES –

OPEN TO ALL

16:15–17:15The challenges of antimicrobial resistance in small animals in UK and EuropeConstança Pomba (PRT)

16:00BSAVA LECTURE – Hall 1

With Mark Beaumont


With Mark Beaumont17:15–18:15Q&A: Pan European consensus on antimicrobial use: time to changeConstança Pomba (PRT)Tim Nutall (UK)Angie Hibbert (UK)

Drinks in the Exhibition – Barclaycard Arena Sponsored by



HALL 9 HALL 10 HALL 11 HALL 6 KINGSTON THEATRE ICC AND AUSTIN COURT AUSTIN COURT

HAEMATOLOGY AND TRANSFUSION MEDICINE VETPLUS LECTURE FOR VETS ECC STAFF SUPPORT AND

DEVELOPMENT POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE PRACTICALS CLINICAL ABSTRACTS

13:50–14:35Transfusion complications: when blood components go badKen Yagi (USA)

13:50–14:35Nutraceuticals and liver disease: a case-based approachPenny Watson (UK)

13:50–14:35Nutrition and feeding tubes for the critically illAndrew Linklater (USA)

14:05–14:50How to get the best out of the people you work withCarolyne Crowe (UK)

14:00–14:50Postgraduate Certificate Awards15:00–15:20Problem solving in practice15:25–15:45Looking at the evidence15:50–16:10Choosing cases to write up16:15–16:35Clinical research in practice

VETERINARY PRACTICAL14:00–16:30Lodges, Austin CourtBasic fracture fixationDavid Mason (USA)Mike Farrell (UK)Michael Hamilton (UK)

VN PRACTICAL16:00–17:30Telford Room, Austin CourtBlood transfusionsCaroline Kisielewicz (UK)

VN PRACTICAL17:00-18:00Executive 1, ICCECGMalcolm Cobb (UK)

14:00–15:45BOLTON ROOMInfectious diseases14:00–15:45FARADAY ROOMWorking in practice

CARDIOLOGY (INTERACTIVE)

14:45–15:30Can Fido save Felix? Xenotransfusions and autotransfusionKen Yagi (USA)

14:45–15:30What am I listening to: practical heart soundsMalcolm Cobbs (UK)

14:45–15:30Training your team to respond to emergencies: the art of the triageAndrew Linklater (USA)

15:00–15:45Managing stress in yourself and your teamCarolyne Crowe (UK)

15:40–16:35Nursing considerations for cardiac diseasesMalcolm Cobb (UK)

PUBLIC RELATIONS

16:00–17:30Practice public relations to balance the media biasAndy Rea (UK)


With Mark Beaumont


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Friday 8 April 2016HALL 1 HALL 3 HALL 4 HALL 5 HALL 7 HALL 8 HYATT BALLROOM KINGSTON THEATRE

ECC CASE-BASED (INTERACTIVE) TOP TIPS ORTHOPAEDICS REPRODUCTION CARDIOLOGY(INTERACTIVE) ADVANCED RABBITS BIG ISSUES

08:30–09:15The acute abdomenAndrew Linklater (USA)

08:30–10:10Interactive thoracic radiologyPatrick Kircher (SWI)

08:30–08:50Vaccinations in dogs and catsBen Harris (UK)

08:30–09:15Achilles tendon ruptureMartin Owen (UK)

08:30–09:15Canine reproduction: when to mate, use of pre-mate test and vaginal cytology, timing of mating and implications, how to advise the breeder?Gary England (UK)

08:30–09:15State of the heart: top advances in veterinary cardiologySonya Gordon (USA)Amara Estrada (USA)

08:30–09:15Advanced therapeuticsNico Schoemaker (NL)

08:30–09:15TBC

08:55–09:15Ovariohysterectomy: avoid the pitfallsLara Dempsey (UK)

09:25–10:10Septic peritonitisAndrew Linklater (USA)

0925–09:45Common poisons: what’s the remedyCaroline Kisielewicz (UK)

09:25–10:10Getting the most out of ESFMartin Owen (UK)

09:25–10:10Manipulation of canine and feline reproduction: advances in pharmacologyGary England (UK)

09:25–10:10To echo or not to echo: that is the questionAmara Estrada (USA)

09:25–10:10Recurrent gut stasis: advanced therapeutic options and how to diagnose and treat the underlying causesNico Schoemaker (NL)

09:25–10:10TBC

09:50–10:10Rabbits and their abscessesJo Hedley (UK)

Morning Tea and Coffee Break11:05–11:50Blood transfusions and blood products in practiceShailen Jasani (UK)

11:05–12:45Interactive neurology: video case studies (seizures, movement disorders and more)Holger Volk (UK)

11:05–11:25Dentistry: extraction satisfactionRachel Perry (UK)

11:05–11:50Management of pelvic fracturesMartin Owen (UK)

11:05–11:50Dystocia: is there a problem? Assessment and decision making: when should I do a caesarean?Gary England (UK)

11:05–11:50Cold paws, big heart: managing DCM in the DobermanSonya Gordon (USA)Amara Estrada (USA)

11:05–11:50Infectious diseases in rabbits: diagnosis treatment and controlNico Schoemaker (NL)

11:05–11:50TBC

11:30–11:50Blood results: how to interpretCaroline Kisielewicz (UK)

12:00–12:45Central lines: why? Placement and managementAndrew Linklater (USA)

12:00–12:20Exploratory laparotomyAlison Moores (UK)

12:00–12:45Hip and elbow scoringMike Farrell (UK)

12:00–12:45Surviving the caesareanLara Dempsey (UK)

12:00–12:45Cold paws, big heart: what if I’m NOT a Doberman?Sonya Gordon (USA)Amara Estrada (USA)

12:00–12:45Cardiac disease in rabbitsYvonne van Zeeland (NL)

12:00–12:45TBC

12:25–12:45Taking and interpreting thoracic radiographsPatrick Kircher (SWI)


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Friday 8 April 2016HALL 9 HALL 10 HALL 11 HALL 6 REP THEATRE ICC AND AUSTIN COURT AUSTIN COURT

PHYSIOTHERAPY AND REHABILITATION TOP TIPS ETHICS/DILEMMAS HOW TO TEAMWORK STUDENT STREAM PRACTICALS CLINICAL ABSTRACTS

08:15–08:35The use of laser therapyDavid Mason (USA)

08:15–09:00Better a week too early than a day too late: euthanasiaShailen Jasani (UK)

08:15–08:35Care for a long-stay venous catheters and urinary cathetersKen Yagi (USA)

08:30–09:15Leading the veterinary nursing team: what skills do you need to succeed?Mark Hedberg (UK)

08:30–09:15How to prevent the errors we’re all worried we’re going to makeMatt McMillan (UK)

08:00–09:00Executive 1, ICCBreakfast with a specialistCanine and feline respiratory casesPhil Padrid (USA)

VETERINARY PRACTICAL09:00–10:30Lodges, Austin CourtEndoscopyDavid Walker (UK)Ed Hall (UK)Stan Marks (USA)

08:45–10:00BOLTON ROOMDermatology08:45–10:00FARADAY ROOMNeurology

08:40–09:00Maintaining joint health in the recumbent patientDonna Carver (UK)

08:45–09:00Manage controlled drugsIan Self (UK)

09:10–09:30Stretch it out: how to maintain muscle healthDavid Mason (USA)

09:10–09:55Nursing care plans for the long stay patientCaroline Boothroyd (UK)

09:10–09:30Perform a safety check on an anaesthetic machineTasha McNerney (USA)

09:25–10:10Monitoring staff performanceMark Hedberg (UK)

09:25–10:10Stressbusters: who ya gonna callRosie Allister (UK)

09:35–09:55Respiratory physiotherapy: more than just coupage?Donna Carver (UK)

09:35–09:55Perform a clinical examinationMalcolm Cobb (UK)

Morning Tea and Coffee Break10:50–11:10What can you achieve with hydrotherapy?Donna Carver (UK)

10:50–11:35Evidence based medicine: its application for veterinary nursesKen Yagi (USA)

10:50–11:10Auscultate heart and lung soundsMalcolm Cobb (UK)

11:05–11:50Leadership and management: what’s the difference?Sarah Page-Jones (UK)

11:05–11:50What are the options: first opinion, internship, residencyNick Bexfield (UK)

11:05–12:50BOLTON ROOMAnaesthesia/Critical care11:05–12:50FARADAY ROOMOphthalmology

11:15–11:35How to perform a lameness and mobility examinationDavid Mason (USA)

11:15–11:35Calculate continuous rate infusionsTasha McNerney (USA)


11:45–12:05Making the most of physio rolls and balance discsDonna Carver (UK)

11:45–12:30Speaking up: what to do when you don’t agreeKathy Kissick (UK)

11:45–12:05Place a naso-oesophageal feeding tubeAmanda Boag (UK)

12:00–12:45Developing yourself as a leader: does gender make a difference?Sarah Page-Jones (UK)

12:00–12:45What do you want to be when you grow up?Emma Farrell (UK)

12:10–12:30When to use thermal therapy or cryotherapyDavid Mason (USA)

12:10–12:30Obtain an accurate non-invasive blood pressureMalcolm Cobb (UK)



HALL 1 HALL 3 HALL 4 HALL 5 HALL 7 HALL 8 HYATT BALLROOM KINGSTON THEATRE

ECC CASE-BASED (INTERACTIVE) TOP TIPS ORTHOPAEDICS REPRODUCTION CARDIOLOGY(INTERACTIVE) REFLECTIVE LEARNING BIG ISSUES

14:05–14:50Blood gases: do I need them?Shailen Jasani (UK)

14:05–15:45Interactive ophthalmology: a smorgasbord of canine ophthalmologyDavid Maggs (USA)

14:05–14:25Allergy testing and immunotherapyRosanna Marsella (USA)

14:05–14:50Radiographic assessment of elbow diseaseMike Farrell (UK)

14:05–14:50The keyhole spay: what, how and whyJoachim Proot (UK)

14:05–14:50The ABCD’s of feline cardiac diseaseSonya Gordon (USA)Amara Estrada (USA)

14:05–14:50Reflective learning: understanding the human medic experiencePaul O’Halloran (UK)

14:05–14:50Practice Standards updateTBC

14:30–14:50Neurological examinationPeter Smith (UK)

15:00–15:45Metabolic emergenciesAndrew Linklater (USA)

15:00–15:20Separation anxietyDaniel Mills (UK)

15:00–15:45Intra-articular injections and alternative therapies for degenerative joint disease in dogsDavid Mason (USA)

15:00–15:45Neonatal care and survivalAngelika von Heimendahl (UK)

15:00–15:45Big heart, little budget: managing heart failure on a shoestring budgetSonya Gordon (USA)

15:00–15:45Reflective learning for the vet in practiceSheena Warman (UK)

15:00–15:45What would you like to see in Schedule 3? Workshop session ref expanding and updating what RVNs can do in the practice teamTBC

15:25–15:45Managing congestive heart failureMalcolm Cobb (UK)

Afternoon Tea and Coffee Break16:50–17:35Coping with multiple traumatic injuriesAndrew Linklater (USA)

Banquet preparation 16:50–17:10Pain: identify and easeCarl Bradbrook (UK)

16:50–17:35Regenerative medicine treatments and rehabilitation of forelimb injuriesDavid Mason (USA)

16:50–17:35Reproduction and the male dog: issues affecting libido, prostate including CPSA, semen qualityAngelika von Heimendahl (UK)

16:50–17:35Syncope: not for the faint of heartAmara Estrada (USA)

16:50–17:35Using the PDP to develop reflection: a guide for new graduates and for their employersBradley Viner (UK)

16:50–17:35TBC

17:15–17:35Ophthalmic examinationClaudia Hartley (UK)

17:45–18:30Placement and management of drainsAndrew Linklater (USA)

17:45–18:05Decision making with mammary tumoursDavid Killick (UK)

17:45–18:30Regenerative medicine treatments and rehabilitation of hindlimb injuriesDavid Mason (USA)

17:45–18:30Artificial Insemination: what’s going on and what should I know?Angelika von Heimendahl (UK)

17:45–18:30The beat goes on: a case based practical approach to common arrhythmiasSonya Gordon (USA)

17:45–18:05BSAVA PDP resource: what’s in it, who’s it for?Kate King (UK)

17:45–18:30TBC

18:10–18:30Diarrhoea: please stop!Ben Harris (UK)


Friday 8 April 2016

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HALL 9 HALL 10 HALL 11 HALL 6 REP THEATRE AUSTIN COURT AUSTIN COURT

DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ONCOLOGY FINANCIAL MATTERS STUDENT STREAM PRACTICALS CLINICAL ABSTRACTS

13:50–14:35Hints, tips and tricks for radiography of the thorax and abdomenGawain Hammond (UK)

13:50–14:35So you want to further your qualifications: a VTS updateKen Yagi (USA)Louise O’Dwyer (UK)

13:50–14:35What’s new in medical therapy for cancer patients?David Killick (UK)

14:05–14:50Ethics in practice: making ethical decisions while retaining a profitable businessJames Yeates (UK)

14:05–14:50How to get the best out of the analgesics available in FOPCarl Bradbrook (UK)

VN PRACTICAL14:00–15:00Executive 1, ICCBasic physiotherapy techniques for recumbent and respiratory patientsDonna Carver (UK)


14:00–15:45BOLTON ROOMOncology14:00–15:45FARADAY ROOMImaging

14:45–15:30Taking the perfect skull radiographGawain Hammond (UK)

14:45–15:30Developing your skills as a mentorAnne-Marie Svendsen-Aylott (UK)

14:45–15:30This is why we do it: successes in cancer treatmentDavid Killick (UK)

15:00–15:45Business sense for practice staffBrian Faulkner (UK)

15:00–15:45CPRSam McMillan (UK)Louise O’Dwyer (UK)

Afternoon Tea and Coffee Break16:35–17:20CT or MRI: what’s the difference?Olivier Taeymans (UK)

16:35–17:20How to be a reflective nursing practitionerKathy Kissick (UK)

16:35–17:20The what’s, why’s and how’s of palliative careLaura Garrett (USA)

16:50–17:35We do a good job: how to make sure we are paid for itBrian Faulkner (UK)

16:50–17:35Triage and stabilisation of the first opinion emergencyShailen Jasani (UK)

16:50–18:35BOLTON ROOMGastroenterology16:50–18:35FARADAY ROOMEndocrinology/Nephrology

17:30–18:15What contrast media and where?Gawain Hammond (UK)

17:30–18:15Registration: years on what difference has it madeKathy Kissick (UK)

17:30–18:15Radiotherapy: what is it and when can we use it?Laura Garrett (USA)

17:45–18:30Extending the practice remit: what can and should we do?’Siobhan Mullan (UK)

17:45–18:30PetSavers student research clinical abstract poster session


Friday 8 April 2016


Saturday 9 April 2016HALL 1 HALL 3 HALL 4 HALL 5 HALL 7 HALL 8 HYATT BALLROOM

FRIGHTENED OF FELINE OPHTHALMOLOGY HOW TO GI/HEPATOLOGY IMAGING DENTISTRY RESPIRATORY MEDICINE

(INTERACTIVE) DERMATOLOGY

08:30–09:15Top tips for your feline eye examDavid Maggs (USA)

08:30–08:50Perform an epiduralCarl Bradbrook (UK)

08:30–09:15When things get hard to swallow: a video-based review of canine swallowing disordersStan Marks (USA)

08:30–09:15Imaging the rabbit abdomenMolly Varga (UK)

08:30–09:15Basic dental radiography: equipment and techniqueRachel Perry (UK)

08:30–09:15Nasal disease: bacteria are never the primary cause, so what is?Phil Padrid (USA)

08:30–09:15What’s new in canine atopic dermatitis?Rosanna Marsella (USA)

08:55–09:15Perform a CSF tapLorna Arrol (UK)

09:25–10:10FHV-1 and cat corneas: are you up to date?David Maggs (USA)

09:25–09:45Construct a tie over dressingAlistair Freeman (UK)

09:25–10:10Moving on up: diagnosis and management of oesophageal disease in dogs and catsStan Marks (USA)

09:25–10:10Exploring effusions with ultrasoundPatrick Kircher (SWI)

09:25–10:10Interpreting dental radiographsRachel Perry (UK)

09:25–10:10Canine choking and retching, what is going on in there?Phil Padrid (USA)

09:25–10:10Feline allergic skin disease: does feline atopic dermatitis exist?Rosanna Marsella (USA)09:50–10:10

Nebulise and inhale medicationBen Harris (UK)

Morning Tea and Coffee Break11:05–11:50Corneal trauma in cats: can I manage this myself?Claudia Hartley (UK)

11:05–11:25Remove an oesophageal foreign bodyAlistair Freeman (UK)

11:05–11:50Gastrointestinal motility disorders: a story that will move youStan Marks (USA)

11:05–11:50Making the most of ultrasound: musculoskeletalOlivier Taeymans (UK)

11:05–11:50The oral examination: preparing the mouth for oral surgery (scale and polish by another name!) and dental chartingPeter Southerden (UK)

11:05–11:50Cough, cough, cough, cough!Lynelle Johnson (USA)

11:05–11:50New treatment modalities for canine atopic dermatitisRosanna Marsella (USA)11:30–11:50

Place a foley catheterLara Dempsey (UK)

12:00–12:45Managing corneal sequestra in catsDavid Maggs (USA)

12:00–12:20Treat an aural haematomaLara Dempsey (UK)

12:00–12:45CCE, IBD, PLE, FRE, ARD: what do they all mean and how do we treat them?Ed Hall (UK)

12:00–12:45Doppler: does it add value to abdominal ultrasound in practice?Patrick Kircher (SWI)

12:00–12:45Epuli, cysts and other oral masses: how to diagnose and treatPeter Southerden (UK)

12:00–12:45Localisation and management of respiratory distressLynelle Johnson (USA)

12:00–12:45An update on treatment options for feline allergic skin diseaseRosanna Marsella (USA)12:25–12:45

Take nasal biopsiesBen Harris (UK)


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Saturday 9 April 2016KINGSTON THEATRE HALL 9 HALL 10 HALL 11 HALL 6 ICC AND AUSTIN COURT AUSTIN COURT

JSAP/PETSAVERS INTERNAL MEDICINE SURGERY ANAESTHESIA MARKETING PRACTICALS CLINICAL ABSTRACTS

08:30–10:10Interested in research? This stream will give you the opportunity to hear from, and ask questions of, those who have carried out PetSavers funded research projects.

08:15–09:00Feline diabetes updateStijn Niessen (UK)

08:15–09:00Abdominal emergenciesNicola Kulendra (UK)

08:15–09:00Fluid therapy under anaesthesia: are we giving too much?Ian Self (UK)

08:30–09:15What works and what doesn’t: adapting marketing to your practiceNick Steele (UK)

VETERINARY PRACTICAL08:00–09:00Executive 1, ICCBreakfast with a specialistCanine orthopaedic casesDavid Mason (USA)

VETERINARY PRACTICAL09:00–12:00Executive 2, ICCSutures, surgical clips, glue and staplesCatherine Sturgeon (UK)Joachim Proot (UK)Alison Moores (UK)

VN PRACTICAL11:00–12:30Executive 1, ICCDental blocksCarl Bradbrook (UK)

OPEN TO ALL09:00–10:30Lodges, Austin CourtCPRAmanda Boag (UK)Louise O’Dwyer (UK)


09:10–09:55Nursing the patients with gastrointestinal diseaseCaroline Boothroyd (UK)

09:10–09:55TPLO, TTA or lateral suture: what’s the difference?Michael Hamilton (UK)

09:10–09:55Hypothermia in the intra- and post-operative periodTasha McNerney (USA)

09:25–10:10The impact of good designAlison Lambert (UK)

Morning Tea and Coffee Break11:05–12:45Talk your way to the top: how to give a successful oral presentationIain Grant (UK)Gerry Polton (UK)

10:50–11:35Maintaining the gut in the hospitalised rabbitJo Hedley (UK)

10:50–11:35Tubes, drains and wound soaker cathetersNicola Kulendra (UK)

10:50–11:35Patient safety: the checklist manifestoMatt McMillan (UK)

11:05–11:50Public relations: what is it and how do we do itLibby Sheridan (UK)

11:05–12:50FARADAY ROOMPetSavers student projects as clinical abstracts

11:45–12:30Nursing acute pancreatitisCaroline Boothroyd (UK)

11:45–12:30New innovations in orthopaedicsDavid Mason (USA)

11:45–12:30Human error in anaesthesiaMatt McMillan (UK)

12:00–12:45Internal marketingNick Steele (UK)



Saturday 9 April 2016HALL 1 HALL 3 HALL 4 HALL 5 HALL 7 HALL 8 HYATT BALLROOM

FRIGHTENED OF FELINE OPHTHALMOLOGY HOW TO GI/HEPATOLOGY IMAGING DENTISTRY RESPIRATORY MEDICINE

(INTERACTIVE) DERMATOLOGY

14:05–14:50Feline orbital diseaseClaudia Hartley (UK)

14:05–14:25Treat a corneal ulcerDavid Maggs (USA)

14:05–14:50Getting the most from your endoscopesEd Hall (UK)

14:05–14:50Know enough to talk to clients: about MRIOlivier Taeymans (UK)

14:05–14:50Feline dentistryPeter Southerden (UK)

14:05–14:50Respiratory disease in rabbits: not just pasteurellaYvonne Van Zeeland (NL)

14:05–14:50Antimicrobial resistance: should we be concerned?Vanessa Schmidt (UK)14:30–14:50

Drain a chestDaniela Murgia (UK)

15:00–15:45Feline uveitis: just an eye problem?David Maggs (USA)

15:00–15:20Perform a prostatic washBen Harris (UK)

15:00–15:45When to act on elevated liver enzymes and what to doNick Bexfield (UK)

15:00–15:45Know enough to talk to clients: about CTOlivier Taeymans (UK)

15:00–15:45Surgical extraction techniquesPeter Southerden (UK)

15:00–15:45Feline bronchitis and asthma: diagnosis and treatment in every day practicePhil Padrid (USA)

15:00–15:45Accurate diagnosis of bacterial pyodermaVanessa Schmidt (UK)

15:25–15:45Manage pododermatitisRosanna Marsella (USA)

Afternoon Tea and Coffee Break16:50–17:35Feline glaucoma: are you missing it?Claudia Hartley (UK)

VetFest preparation 16:50–17:35Pancreatic disease: beyond pancreatitisStan Marks (USA)

16:50–17:35Imaging the acute abdomenPatrick Kircher (SWI)

16:50–17:35Rabbit dental disease: a holistic approachYvonne Van Zeeland (NL)

16:50–17:35Upper airway obstruction in the catLynelle Johnson (USA)

16:50–17:35Managing multi-antibiotic resistant bacterial pyodermaVanessa Schmidt (UK)

17:45–18:30Feline hypertensive retinopathy: spot and manage itClaudia Hartley (UK)

17:45–18:30Imaging the acutely dyspnoeic patientPatrick Kircher (SWI)

17:45–18:30Client compliance in veterinary dentistry: getting the ‘Yes’Rachel Perry (UK)

17:45–18:30Strategies for therapy of pneumoniaLynelle Johnson (USA)

17:45–18:30Practice protocols for reducing antimicrobial resistanceVanessa Schmidt (UK)

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KINGSTON THEATRE HALL 9 HALL 10 HALL 11 HALL 6 ICC AND AUSTIN COURT AUSTIN COURT

JSAP/PETSAVERS INTERNAL MEDICINE SURGERY ANAESTHESIA CLIENT MANAGEMENT PRACTICALS CLINICAL ABSTRACTS

14:05–14:50JSAP: it’s your journalNick Jeffery (USA)

13:50–14:35Nursing the feline aortic thromboembolism patientCaroline Boothroyd (UK)

13:50–14:35Postoperative management of the surgical oncology patientMartin Kessler (Ger)

13:50–14:35Anaesthesia for the caesarean sectionKaren Walsh (UK)

14:05–14:50The manager’s role in client care: setting and maintaining standardsAdi Nell (UK)

VN PRACTICAL14:00–15:30Telford Room, Austin CourtOxygen therapy techniquesJo Murrell (UK)

VETERINARY PRACTICAL14:00–17:00Executive 2, ICCSutures, surgical clips, glue and staplesCatherine Sturgeon (UK)Joachim Proot (UK)Alison Moores (UK)


14:00–15:45BOLTON ROOMOrthopaedics

14:00–15:45FARADAY ROOMBehaviour

16:50–18:35BOLTON ROOMOrthopaedics

16:50–18:35FARADAY ROOMSoft tissue surgery

15:00–15:45Ethical reviewTBC

14:45–15:30Nursing the patient with vestibular diseaseLorna Arrol (UK)

14:45–15:30Physiotherapy management and intervention for post-operative patientsDonna Carver (UK)

14:45–15:30Adverse events and critical incidents under anaesthesiaMatt McMillan (UK)

15:00–15:45Clients: a lifelong partnershipNick Steele (UK)

Afternoon Tea and Coffee Break16:50–18:30This stream will include advice on grant applications, setting up a project, obtaining ethical approval, reporting and financials, writing and submitting for publication, and presenting your work. Further details will be available shortly.

16:35–17:20Nursing the patient with aspiration pneumoniaPhil Padrid (USA)

16:35–17:20Surgery acquired infections: prevention is better than cureDavid Mason (USA)

16:35–17:20CRIs: what’s available in my practice?Ian Self (UK)

16:50–17:35Client communication in the social media ageSusie Samuel (UK)

17:30–18:15Nursing care of the patient with DKAHattie Syme (UK)

17:30–18:15Head and neck surgery: common procedures and nursing considerationNicola Kulendra (UK)

17:30–18:15Using alpha 2s to your advantageTasha McNerney (USA)

17:45–18:30Why client evenings won’t save your practiceAdi Nell (UK)

Exhibition closes in Barclaycard Arena

Saturday 9 April 2016


Sunday 10 April 2016HALL 1 HALL 3 HALL 4 HALL 5 HALL 6 HALL 7

MEDICINE ON A BUDGET MULTIDISCIPLINE GRAND ROUNDS SURGERY IN PRACTICE ACCESSORISE: WHAT ARE MY FAVOURITE BITS OF KIT FOR EXHIBITIOR STREAM PATIENT SAFETY – OPEN TO ALL

09:00–09:45Working up ascitesDavid Walker (UK)

09:00–10:40Feline hyperthyroidism treatmentHattie Syme (UK)Alison Moores (UK)Laura Garrett (USA)

09:00–09:45Effective use of pins and wires in fracture repairMike Farrell (UK)

09:00–09:20HaemostasisDaniela Murgia (UK)

09:00–09:20TBC

09:00–09:45Drug interactions: keeping your patients safeLudovic Pelligand (UK)

09:25–09:45Enteral feedingBen Harris (UK)

09:25–09:45TBC

09:55–10:40Working up the yellow catEd Hall (UK)

09:55–10:40GDVAlistair Freeman (UK)

09:55–10:15Recovering a brachycephalic patientCarl Bradbrook (UK)

09:55–10:15TBC

09:55–10:40The VDS top ten causes for claims against vetsStuart Ellis (UK)Michael Stanford (UK)10:20–10:40

Draining an abdomenCatherine Sturgeon (UK)

10:20–10:40TBC

Morning Tea and Coffee Break11:45–12:30This dog won’t stop coughingLynelle Johnson (USA)

11:45–12:30SplenectomyDaniela Murgia (UK)

11:45–12:05Rabbit and rodent dentistryJo Hedley (UK)

11:45–12:05TBC

11:45–12:30Recognise when you are out of your depth: who to ask for helpStuart Ellis (UK)Michael Stanford (UK)

12:10–12:30Keeping a patient warmCarl Bradbrook (UK)

12:10–12:30TBC

Lunch in Barclaycard Arena Sponsored by Exhibition closes in Barclaycard Arena


Sunday 10 April 2016HALL 8 HALL 9 HALL 10 HALL 11 ICC KINGSTON THEATRE

BEHAVIOUR – OPEN TO ALL EXOTICS/ZOO MEDICINE PAIN MANAGEMENT FELINE NURSING PRACTICALS

09:00–09:45Puppy parties: the good, the bad and the uglyRachel Casey (UK)

08:45–09:30How to anaesthetise scaly things safely!Jo Hedley (UK)

08:45–09:30Patients in chronic pain: what’s new?Carl Bradbrook (UK)

08:45–09:30How to make your practice feline friendlySuzanne Rudd (UK)

VETERINARY PRACTICAL08:00–09:00Executive 1, ICCBreakfast with a specialistFeline renal casesHattie Syme (UK)

VN PRACTICAL09:45–11:15Executive 1, ICCAdvanced vascular accessLouise O’Dwyer (UK)

VETERINARY PRACTICAL10:00–12:30Executive 2, ICCChallenging case studies in thoracic and abdominal radiologyPatrick Kircher (SWI)Olivier Taeymans (UK)

09:55–10:40Social organisation of cats and its implications for effective managementRachel Casey (UK)

09:40–10:25Respiratory disease in small furriesJo Hedley (UK)

09:40–10:25When the drugs don’t work: breakthrough painMatt McMillan (UK)

09:40–10:25Cats are not small dogs: anaesthesia and drug metabolismSheilah Robertson (USA)

10:15Pre-AGM Coffee

Morning Tea and Coffee Break

10:45–12:30BSAVA AGM

All members welcome

11:45–12:30Social organisation of dogs and its implications for effective managementRachel Casey (UK)

11:30–12:15Recognising signs of stress in exoticsAbi Edis (UK)

11:30–12:15A patient centred approach to multi-modal analgesiaKaren Walsh (UK)

11:30–12:15The importance of feline pheromonesSuzanne Rudd (UK)

Lunch in Barclaycard Arena Sponsored byExhibition closes in Barclaycard Arena


Sunday 10 April 2016HALL 1 HALL 3 HALL 4 HALL 5 HALL 6

MEDICINE ON A BUDGET MULTIDISCIPLINE GRAND ROUNDS SURGERY IN PRACTICE CLINICAL PATHOLOGY(INTERACTIVE)

EXHIBITIOR STREAM

13:45–14:30Feline chronic diarrhoeaEd Hall (UK)

13:45–15:20Rabbits and ferretsNico Schoemaker (NL)Yvonne Van Zeeland (NL)

13:45–14:30Hernias: inguinal, scrotal and perinealAlistair Freeman (UK)

13:45–14:30What’s the bleeding point? Unravelling haemostatsis testingElizabeth Villiers (UK)

13:45–14:30TBC

14:35–15:20LymphomaDavid Killick (UK)

14:35–15:20Management of open woundsAlison Moores (UK)

14:35–15:20Highs and lows of electrolyte disturbancesElizabeth Villiers (UK)

14:35–15:20TBC

15:25–16:10Feline uveitisDavid Maggs (USA)

15:25–17:00The collapsing patientHolger Volk (UK)Lynelle Johnson (USA)Sonya Gordon (USA)

15:25–16:10Rabbits, guinea pigs and ferrets: neutering and avoiding complicationsJo Hedley (UK)

15:25–16:10Dyeing to get it right: the pink and purple of cytologyPaola Monti (UK)

15:25–16:10TBC

16:15–17:00Paralysis to pain: spinal problems on a budgetPete Smith (UK)

16:15–17:00Exploratory laparotomy and biopsiesAlison Moores (UK)

16:15–17:00Numbers, scatter plots and smears: tell me why this patient is anaemicElizabeth Villiers (UK)

16:15–17:00TBC

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PATIENT SAFETY – OPEN TO ALL BEHAVIOUR – OPEN TO ALL EXOTICS/ZOO MEDICINE PAIN MANAGEMENT FELINE NURSING

13:45–14:30Could checklists help to improve patient safety in your practice?Pam Mosedale (UK)

13:45–14:30When are drugs indicated for a behaviour problem?Daniel Mills (UK)

13:30–14:15Eye conditions in rabbitsJo Hedley (UK)

13:30–14:15Recognising and managing pain in rabbitsMolly Varga (UK)

13:30–14:15Multi cat households: advising the ownersSuzanne Rudd (UK)

14:35–15:20Learning from errors: how a significant event audit can help your practicePam Mosedale (UK)

14:35–15:20House soiling in cats: when is a spray not a marking problem?Daniel Mills (UK)

14:20–15:05Recognising the effects of poor housing on rabbitsAbi Edis (UK)

14:20–15:05General practice pain management: beyond opioidsKaren Walsh (UK)

14:20–15:05Pain assessment and analgesia in our feline patientsSheilah Robertson (USA)

15:25–16:10Case handover: efficient communication to improve patient safetyStijn Niessen (UK)

15:25–16:10Sound sensitivities: do’s and don’tsDaniel Mills (UK)

15:10–15:55As sick as a parrotAbi Edis (UK)

15:10–15:55Practical pain scoringCarl Bradbrook (UK)

15:10–15:55Environmental enrichment for the house bound felineSuzanne Rudd (UK)

16:15–17:00Quick fixes and big problems: things not to do when it comes to behaviour managementDaniel Mills (UK)

CONGRESS CLOSES

Sunday 10 April 2016

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