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The Notice Board is designed to provide a section for use by WSAVA members and other veterinary related organizations having important information to share with the WSAVA and global veterinary community. Visit this page regularly to stay abreast of current news & announcements. WSAVA CE Meetings WSAVA World Congress in Geneva, Switzerland from June 2-5, 2010 WSAVA Meetings Provides a listing of scheduled WSAVA-sponsored CE events taking place in 2008 and 2009. ________________________________________ Calendar of Global Veterinary CE Meetings The above link allows the reader to search a database of global veterinary CE events. WSAVA Member Association CE Meetings CUBA - WSAVA CE SEMINAR on VETERINARY ANAESTHESIOLOGY Pinar del Río, Cuba - October 22nd, 23rd 2010 Topics: Lecturer: Dr. Andreas Lervik, Norwegian School of Veterinary Sciences Inscription Fee: 100 CUC (1 CUC = 0.80 USD) Contact us at the venue of the Scientific Veterinary Council of Cuba, Pinar del Río _________________________________________ ADDITIONAL VETERINARY CE OPPORTUNITIES SEVC - Southern European Veterinary Conference September 30 - October 3, 2010 Click here for more information. ____________________________________ International Conference on Communication in Veterinary Medicine October 31-November 2, 2010 The program is designed for academics, researchers, practitioners, front line staff, and practice teams, with a focus on sharing best practices, ideas, and innovation, building community, and promoting dialogue on important communication issues. For more information and registration, visit the ICCVM website at http://www.iccvm.com/index.html ___________________________________ THE CARIBBEAN VETERINARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE NOVEMBER 3-6, 2010
The upcoming 2010 Conference, organized under the leadership of the Jamaica Veterinary Medical Association (JVMA), will take place under the theme “ANIMAL HEALTH AND WELFARE FOR SUSTAINABLE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT” and is expected to attract over two hundred participants from the Caribbean, the Americas and beyond.
PLEASE REGISTER VIA OUR WEBSITE http://cbvma.org/main/about/ One Health 2011 Congress CSIRO is hosting the 1st International One Health Congress in Melbourne, Australia 14 - 16 February 2011 For the last few years, the One Health concept has brought together experts working in the areas of animal and human disease. One Health has provided a new synthesis for public health and veterinary communities, particularly in the United States of America, Europe and Australia. However, there is an urgent need and a growing interest to broaden the agenda to incorporate a truly global perspective and to include environmental issues This 1st International One Health Congress will achieve these goals by focusing clearly on the risks and challenges brought about by the interactions between animal and human health and the environment. It will consider these in the general context of the science and research being undertaken, but critically it will focus on the outcomes that need to be achieved to effectively manage the growing risks to global health. Confirmed speakers as follows The Congress program will feature keynote plenary sessions, expert panel/debates, Out of the Box Sessions and the development of outcomes across the following themes running throughout the Congress: Please take a moment to look at the One Health website: www.onehealth2011.com.au. International Veterinary Opportunities Call for volunteers in Nepal In Nepal, Veterinary practice is currently focused primarily on symptomatic treatment. The major reasons are the lack of manpower, diagnostic tools, lack of technical know-how, and lack of awareness by pet owners. The lack of focus on diagnosis has perpetuated a risk of a public health hazard. To address this concern, Animal Hospital and Research Center was established in 2008 with an aim to provide quality service to pet animals, being the first of its kind in the private sector within Nepal. The hospital has a full-fledged moden pathology laboratory that includes veterinary automatic hematology counter, biochemical analyzer, sophisticated microscope; X-ray, ultrasound, bedside monitor etc. Animal Hospital and Research Center requires- 2 skilled Veterinary Volunteers and 1 veterinary nurse to assist in treatment/ surgery; new graduates also welcome to apply. ______________________________ Visakha SPCA has one of the most comprehensive animal shelters in India: dogs and cats, cattle and birds, and wildlife that was being illegally kept to be sold dead or alive. As if that wasn't enough work to do, we also have our ambitiously eco-friendly, 100% organic farming and renewable energy projects to run, plus our medical facilities for the animals! One of our most important projects is our animal birth control program (ABC) for dogs and cats. Recently, due to heightened publicity about dog bites, the public's tolerance for any trouble with the street dogs has gone way down. Consequently, Visakha SPCA wants to go full tilt to spay/neuter/vaccinate 10,000 street or community dogs: fewer dogs means fewer bites -- and fewer dogs put down. We need your help to accomplish this and to show the public that we can control the problem so the authorities don't have to start killing street dogs again en masse. Urgent call for veterinary volunteers For further info please visit www.vspca.org or contact Visakha SPCA at info@visakhaspca.org _____________________________________ British Veterinary Association Overseas Diary An update report on the BVA Overseas Group's activities. Please note that the BVA has not approved or assessed any of the organisations or projects listed but we may be able to put you in touch with previous volunteers for background information and advice. It may also be helpful to know that the Overseas Group has produced a basic guidance note on working overseas as a volunteer which is available on the BVA website from helenac@bva.co.uk. __________________________________________________________________________ APPEAL FOR EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS The Education and Research Committee of Usmanu Danfodiyo University's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Sokoto, Nigeria requests donations and subscriptions of books, journals, publications, illustration posters and models, CD-ROMs, and other interactive learning materials. The committee's educational program would also welcome computers and laboratory/diagnostic materials from individual veterinarians, or veterinary associations, schools, or libraries that update their reference volumes. Please consider sending any requested materials that are being replaced to the Veterinary Library as the group would be delighted to receive them. Please address any correspondence in this regard to the program's coordinator, Dr. Aminu Shittu, c/o Department of Public Health and Animal Production, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Usmanu Danfodiyo University, P.M.B 2254, Sokoto-Nigeria; phone, (234)-803-6857-519; Email: ameen_vet@yahoo.com. The above appeal for materials is more directed towards food animal veterinary medicine and focused on needly countries in Africa. WSAVA also coordinates the collection of educational material needed in other parts of the world with a focus on companion animal veterinary medicine. If any reader has materials they would like to donate, please contact the WSAVA Secretary at info@wsava.org.
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