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Moral maze: equine welfare - our constant
Chair: Chris Tuffnell
16:00 Is everyday welfare our constant Witnesses: Karen Hiestand, Pete Morresey, Ben Sykes Panellists: Imogen Burrows, Phil Cramp, Andrew Van Eps, Malcolm Morley, Gemma Pearson
16:00
Hall 1
Thursday
Lasers in equine practice
Chair: Russell Parker
16:00 An introduction to laser surgery and types of laser Jeremy Kemp Symonds
16:15 CAT: is laser surgery effective for treatment of cutaneous neoplasia Mattie McMaster
16:35 Transendoscopic laser surgery: indications and potential complications Safia Barakzai
16:55 Therapeutic lasers: facts or fiction Rachel Murray
17:15 Discussion
16:00
Hall 5
Thursday
Employers
Chair: Anna Hammond
16:05 How to manage underperforming employees and help them change Rob Williams
16:25 Discrimination in veterinary practice: confronting reality and changing it Navaratnam Partheeban
16:40 How to support career development and retain team members Dr Poppy Mackie
17:00 How can flexible working work in equine practice Vicky Jux
17:20 Discussion
16:05
Hall 9
Thursday
Pre-purchase imaging: how much is too much?
Chair: Lucy Grieve
15:55 Should we radiograph the pleasure horse for PPEs Jane Boswell
16:10 Radiography in international sales
16:30 Ultrasound, should we do it? Can we interpret it remotely? Natasha Werpy
16:50 Prepurchase MRI and CT - worthwhile investment or a can of worms? Filip Vandenberghe
17:10 Discussion
15:55
Hall 10
Thursday
Clinical Research
Chair to be confirmed
Abstracts presented to be confirmed
16:00
Hall 8b
Thursday
Lameness diagnosis: to block or not to block
Chair: Filip Vandenberghe
8:40 Limitations and pitfalls of diagnostic analgesia Annamaria Nagy
9:05 Why do I block horses religiously?
9:25 Why I don't block most cases Jean-marie Denoix
9:50 How much do I rely on objective gait analysis when blocking horses? Stefan Cokalaere
10:10 Discussion
8:40
Hall 1
Friday
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