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11 Apr

Posted at 09:55h in Wellness
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What is stress? People experience stress as they adjust to a continually changing environment. Stress has physical and emotional effects; it can create both positive and negative feelings. Positive stress can energize you and help you reach your peak performance. However, too much pressure turns into negative stress. Prolonged exposure to stress can be harmful to your physical and mental well-being. One of the first steps to managing stress is to understand what causes it. Sources of Stress There is a wide range of sources of stress. These include daily hassles, major life...

29 Mar

Posted at 18:42h in Continuing Education
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Core Communication Skills & Medical Recordkeeping across Spectrum of Care Led by Dr. Heidi Hulon & Don Riddick, Esq.Provides 2 CE Credit Hours (LEAP CE-approved by the GA State Board of Vet Med)Sunday, May 5, 2024 @ 10-11:40 AM EST Throughout practice there are many clients who have limitations and a practitioner who has developed communication skills is able to better connect with client and reach a mutual agreement of how to proceed with the patient. Core communication skills will be shared that will help practitioners: Understand what questions should the veterinarian ask...

29 Mar

Posted at 08:00h in Continuing Education
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Provides 4 total CE Credits Sunday, May 5th, 2024, 12 – 4 PM (4 CE hrs) Registration covers 1 Veterinarian and 1 Support staff member Join this session from your hospital – gather your anesthetic team and prepare to learn together with your anesthesia machine handy! ABOUT THE COURSE This webinar will cover: Anesthesia Machine Anatomy and Applications Spontaneous Ventilation Under Anesthesia and Monitoring Techniques Anesthesia protocol on sick patients This course will illustrate the functions of the anesthesia machine as well as the parts of a complete veterinary anesthesia system from oxygen to waste anesthetic gas disposal and...

29 Mar

Posted at 08:00h in Continuing Education, Practice Management, Wellness
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Offered Exclusively to GVMA Members and their support staff! Mental Health First Aid Certification CourseSunday, May 19, 20248 am - 4:00 pm Registration will close after 5/10 to ensure completion of the self-paced segment of this course before 5/19 You'll Earn: 3-Year Mental Health First Aid Certification 2 LEAP CE Credits 6.5 Non-medical CE Credits How Mental Health First Aid Can Help LEARNING OBJECTIVES Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs of mental health and substance use challenges among adults. We'll Cover: Common signs and symptoms of mental health challenges; Common signs and symptoms...

26 Mar

Posted at 07:45h in Animal Health, Industry News
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Highly pathogenic avian influenza detected in TX, KS dairy cattle There continue to be updates regarding HPAI being an emerging disease in dairy cattle. For the latest information regarding the requirements for interstate movement of livestock, please check the website Interstate Livestock or contact the State Animal Health Official in the state of destination. Interstate movement regulations are changing rapidly and should be verified prior to each movement. Farm biosecurity is very important and the following resources provide excellent information: A Message from Commissioner Harper "As we continue to monitor the situation...

25 Mar

Posted at 11:57h in Wellness
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Eat Healthy on a Budget Healthy eating is important at every age—and can be done on a budget. Here are some tips. Plan, plan, plan. Plan your meals for the week based on your food budget, and make a grocery list that includes staples and perishables. Save money by buying only what you need. Compare similar products. Locate the "unit price" on the shelf sticker near the item price. Compare different brands and sizes for the best money-saving option. Stretch your food dollars. Add beans and canned or frozen vegetables to bulk up your meals, and make...

13 Mar

Posted at 10:00h in Continuing Education
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Provides 10 total CE Credits Webinar: Wednesday, April 10, 2024, 7 - 8:40 PM (2 CE hrs)Skills Lab: Sunday, April 14, 2024, 8 AM – 4:20 PM (8 CE hrs) Registrants must participate in the webinar before attending the skills lab! In this webinar and skills lab session, we will be discussing common emergency presentations through the lens of Spectrum of Care. We will discuss how to navigate these challenging cases, from diagnostic and therapeutic options to appropriate communication and record keeping. We will include a focus on radiographs and growing confidence and...

13 Mar

Posted at 09:30h in Continuing Education
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Provides 2 CE Credits Webinar: Wednesday, April 10, 2024, 7 - 8:40 PM (2 CE hrs) ABOUT THE COURSE In this webinar, we'll review common case presentations and explore the spectrum of diagnostic and treatment options - Topics may include: Diabetic DKA Parvovirus Toxicity Allergic reactions After completing this module, participants should be able to: Offer multiple options to provide a workup depending on the case presentation and owner financial constraints Offer multiple options for treatment depending on the case and owner financials Properly document their medical records ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR SARAH WHEAT, DVMDr. Sarah Wheat graduated in 2001 from Auburn University College...

12 Mar

Posted at 09:11h in Animal Health
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Poison Prevention Month 2024 Sharon M. Gwaltney-Brant DVM, PhD, DABVT, DABTVeterinary Information Network, Mahomet, IL Blue-Green Algae Blue-green algae (BGA) can cause nervous system or hepatic effects, and oftentimes exposed animals may die before veterinary care can be reached. There are also other algal toxins that can produce a variety of effects, from hemolysis to paralysis, but the most commonly encountered clinically in the US are the hepatotoxic and neurotoxic BGA toxins. Microcystin is the algal toxin most commonly associated with hepatotoxicity in the US. Microcystin is absorbed from the ileum and enters...

12 Mar

Posted at 08:29h in Wellness
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#InspireInclusion Women's History Month is celebrated every March. This year's theme is #InspireInclusion. You can collectively contribute to shaping a more harmonious world when you inspire others to understand and value women's inclusion. When women are inspired to be included, there is a sense of belonging, relevance, and empowerment. It is essential to promote a profound understanding, appreciation, and proactive commitment to women's inclusion. Key elements in achieving this goal involve sharing this awareness, extending support, and offering encouragement. Additionally, various strategies can be employed within organizations and groups to guarantee that women's...

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