Jo Willock RVN, BSc (Hons)
Laura Hardefeldt BSc BVMS MPH PhD DACVIM
Melbourne Veterinary School
Join an informative webinar with dermatology specialist Dr. Ariane Neuber, focusing on the use of cytology to combat antimicrobial resistance in treating ear and skin infections. Gain insights into identifying causative agents and making informed medication decisions to reduce resistance in your practice. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from a leading expert.
Treatment of bacterial placentitis (2023) Overview In this webinar, James Crabtree of Equine Reproductive Services (UK) Limited discusses the use of antimicrobials in the treatment of bacterial placentitis. James will provide a brief overview of the pathophysiology of placentitis and will discuss the use of the prescribing cascade in the face of treating mares during pregnancy, the discussion will then…
Antibiotic use in equine practice (2023) Overview Antibiotic resistance is possibly the most serious public health issue facing the world.It is now documented that there is a spread of resistant bacteria from animals to humans, and there is pressure to reduce the amount of antibiotics used in veterinary practice. Recently there has been progress in identifying when, why and especially…
Equine specialist Dr. James Crabtree presents a webinar on treating bacterial endometritis using antimicrobials. He explores pathophysiology, prescribing strategies, and compares local versus systemic antibiotic therapy, considering safety and effectiveness. Crabtree’s expertise stems from extensive practice in the UK and abroad, and his role at Equine Reproductive Services.
BSAVA and the Small Animal Medicine Society are launching the updated PROTECT ME tool to guide vets on rational antibiotic use, emphasizing when not to use them to combat antimicrobial resistance. The poster reflects current evidence and over 50 experts’ inputs, aiming to integrate this guidance into veterinary practices.
[Webinar] We are delighted to announce that we have an esteemed guest, Dr Sue Paterson who will be joining us to share her knowledge and expertise on the appropriate use of antibiotics in ear disease. Dr Paterson is a renowned expert in the field and her insights will be invaluable in helping us to understand the most effective and appropriate use of antibiotics in the treatment of ear disease. During the session, we will be exploring two key learning objectives. Firstly, we will learn how to establish if an infection is present. This is a critical step in determining the appropriate course of treatment and ensuring that the patient receives the best possible care. Secondly, we will appreciate the different options available for therapy when an infection is present. This will include a discussion of the various types of antibiotics that are commonly prescribed and the factors that should be taken into account when selecting the most appropriate treatment.