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21 Apr 2017

Bristol to play host to pain management CPD

The Veterinary Christian Fellowship is to explore pain management in companion animals via a CPD session at the University of Bristol's vet school in May.

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Bristol to play host to pain management CPD

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The Veterinary Christian Fellowship (VCF) is to explore pain management in small animals via a CPD session at the University of Bristol.

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Evidence and anecdotes will be the session’s focus. IMAGE: Fotolia/watchara tongnoi.

The session, titled: “The problem of pain – evidence and anecdote in small animal pain management” is to take place on 18 May at the university’s vet school.

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It will run 9:15am-5pm and be delivered by Gwen Covey-Crump, an RCVS-recognised specialist in veterinary anaesthesia.

The cost is £120 per person, including refreshments and a buffet lunch.

To register, and for more information, visit the VCF website or email [email protected]