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04. - 04. Jan 2011
Warwickshire
Großbritannien (U.K.)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Veterinary Nursing - RCVS NVQ Level 2
Veterinary Nursing - RCVS NVQ Level 2
Location
Moreton Morrell Centre
Attendance
1 year(s)
This course starts on the following date(s)...
Start date Day Time start - Time finish
04/01/2010 Monday 0930 - 1630
Introduction
This RCVS approved course provides the recognised route to veterinary nursing qualifications. (May be part of an Apprenticeship or Train to Gain Government Scheme)
Subjects you will study
VNT1 Relationships and accountability in the veterinary nursing practice
VNT2 Health and safety in veterinary nursing practice
VNT3 Applied functional anatomy for veterinary practice
VNT4 Maintaining animal health
VNT5 Essential nursing skills
VNT6 Nursing support in the provision of veterinary services
Level 2 Certificate in Veterinary Nursing Theory.
Studies will include Key Skills in Communication and Application of Number.
Detailed Information
Student Veterinary Nurses attend College one day a week:
There will be additional costs for stationary. You will be issued with a memory stick any additional stationary you will need to provide. This can be purchased in the college shop or through your own sources.
Progression to NVQ Level 3 is dependent upon completion of NVQ Level 2.
It is essential that all students have an up to date tetanus vaccination.
A general college induction will take place during the first week, please ask your tutor during this time if you have any queries.
Assessment
Students will complete a series of assessments as part of the programme delivery. Externally set examinations are completed at the end of each year, including a number or practical assessments in the final year. in addition, the employer will provide the student veterinary nurse with an assessor in the workplace to support assessment of the occupational standards.
Entry requirements
Advice and guidance required, please contact the college for further details. Five GCSE grades at C or above to include English Language, Science and Mathematics plus two others (or equivalent). Students MUST be employed in a Veterinary Training Practice.
Course fees
£620.00
Concessionary Course Fees
Concessionary fees apply to learners on certain means tested benefits. The concessionary fee for this course is still to be announced. Please contact the college for more information. Evidence of benefits will need to be produced when you enrol.
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Warwickshire College
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Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 0845 217 7414
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08. - 08. Jan 2011
Warwickshire
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Veterinary Nursing - RCVS NVQ Level 3
Veterinary Nursing - RCVS NVQ Level 3
Location
Moreton Morrell Centre
Attendance
1 year(s)
This course starts on the following date(s)...
Start date Day Time start - Time finish
08/01/2010 Friday 0930 - 1630
Introduction
This RCVS approved course provides the recognised route to veterinary nursing qualifications.
Subjects you will study
VNT7 Application of veterinary nursing care
VNT8 Principles and practice of diagnostics for veterinary nursing
VNT9 Pharmacology and pharmacy support for veterinary nurses
VNT10 Surgical theatre practice for veterinary nurses
VNT11 Supporting anaesthesia in veterinary practice
Level 3 Certificate in Veterinary Nursing Theory.
Studies will include Key Skills in Communication and Application of Number.
Detailed Information
(January start, at Moreton Morrell only, is on a Friday) with a study week included in each year (contact the college to confirm dates). You need to be employed in an approved training practice. Progression to NVQ Level 3 is dependent upon completion of NVQ Level 2.
There will be additional costs for stationary. You will be issued with a memory stick any additional stationary you will need to provide. This can be purchased in the college shop or through your own sources.
It is essential that all students have an up to date tetanus vaccination.
A general college induction will take place during the first week, pleas ask your tutor during this time if you have any queries. You will need to meet staff involved with your course, familiarise yourself with the college and meet your fellow students.
Assessment
Students will complete a series of assessments as part of the programme delivery. Externally set examinations are completed at the end of each year, including a number of practical assessments in the final year. in addition, the employer will provide the student veterinary nurse with an assessor in the workplace to support assessment of the occupational standards.
Entry requirements
Advice and guidance required, please contact the college for further details. Five GCSE grades at C or above to include English Language, Science and Maths plus two others (or equivalent). Students MUST be employed in a Veterinary Training Practice.
Course fees
£620.00
Concessionary Course Fees
Concessionary fees apply to learners on certain means tested benefits. The concessionary fee for this course is still to be announced. Please contact the college for more information. Evidence of benefits will need to be produced when you enrol.
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Warwickshire College
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Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 0845 217 7414
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04. Sep 2010
Berlin
Deutschland
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Tierarzthelferinnen, Verhaltenskunde
„Verhalten Kleintier“ für Tiermedizinische Fachangestellte Blockkurs 6
Verhalten Kleintier, Blockkurs 6
Katzenverhalten
Dieses Seminar ist ein Kursteil der Seminarreihe
„Verhalten Kleintier“ für Tiermedizinische Fachangestellte.
Ein Einstieg ist jederzeit möglich.
Referenten
Sabine Häcker
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berliner fortbildungen
Dr. Maren Kaepke
Heerstraße 18-20
14052 Berlin
Deutschland
Telefon
+49 30 31 990841
Telefax
+49 30 31 990842
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05. Sep 2010
Berlin
Deutschland
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deutsch
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Tierarzthelferinnen, Praxismanagement
Praxismanagement, Blockkurs 5
Referenten
Susanne Behrendt, Matthias Foth
Für Anwendungsbeispiele, Fragen und Diskussion ist viel Zeit eingeplant.
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berliner fortbildungen
Dr. Maren Kaepke
Heerstraße 18-20
14052 Berlin
Deutschland
Telefon
+49 30 31 990841
Telefax
+49 30 31 990842
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05. Sep 2010
Pferdeklinik Berlin/Seeburg
Deutschland
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deutsch
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Physiotherapie IV für TFA/TAH - Auffrischung und Festigung der physiotherapeutischen Kenntnisse an Hand von Fallbeispielen aus dem Praxisalltag
Voraussetzung: Teilnahme am Physiotherapiekurs Teil I – III oder ähnliche Vorkenntnisse, denn der dieser Tag richtet sich an Kolleginnen und Kollegen, die die theoretischen Grundlagen in praktische Erfahrungen in der Physiotherapie umgesetzt haben, sich austauschen möchten, Fragen klären und das Wissen an Hand von Fallbeispielen vertiefen möchten.
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Berliner Symposien
Gudrun Rutsch
Düsseldorfer Str. 19
10707 Berlin
Deutschland
Telefon
++49 30 8867 6826
Telefax
++49 30 8867 6827
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08. Sep 2010
Huntingdon
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
CAW Standardisation Event Huntingdon
Course Introduction:
Standardisation events are designed for those assessing student veterinary nurses in practice. They aim to keep assessors up to date with the latest developments and news, to provide knowledge in areas which may need clarification and to ensure that all those involved with the assessing of students are working towards the same goals and standards.
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The College of Animal Welfare
6 Eaton Court Road
PE19 8ER St Neots Cambs
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 0844 372 9410
Telefax
+44 0844 372 9411
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08. Sep 2010
Studley, Warwickshire
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Successful Management of Diabetes Mellitus
Course outline
Diabetes mellitus is a common endocrinopathy in cats and dogs. The diagnosis is usually straightforward, but patient management can be challenging. Using a case-based format, we will explore the diagnosis and management of diabetes mellitus. Recent advances in the management and monitoring diabetes mellitus will be presented. Successful management of diabetes requires a team approach. As a nurse, you are a vital member of the management and monitoring team; you will work with owners of diabetic pets on a daily basis and you’ll often be the first port of call for owners when they have concerns.
Communication and education are the keys to successful management. This, interactive, case-based, one-day CPD course will provide you with the understanding that you need to assist with the care of this fascinating illness and also to derive greater job satisfaction.
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CPD Solutions
Hooton Road
CH66 7NZ Hooton, Ellesmere Port
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 0151 3280444
Telefax
+44 0151 3280555
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09. Sep 2010
Lyssach
Schweiz
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Hygiene in der tierärztlichen Praxis
Referenten Frau E. Grui, Hygiene-Verantwortliche, Spital Olten
Herr Patrick Weber, Firma 3M Rüschlikon
Bemerkung
2 Weiterbildungspunkte
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Provet AG
Gewerbestrasse 1
3421 Lyssach (BE)
Schweiz
Telefon
+41 34 448 11 11
Telefax
+41 34 445 20 93
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09. Sep 2010
Studley, Warwickshire
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Triage and First Aid
Course outline
Are you confident that you know what to do first when an emergency patient enters your practice? You have a vital role to play in triage, gaining key information that can literally save the life of your patient. Emergency cases can be some of the most challenging and rewarding patients to deal with in practice. Using seminars and case studies we will illustrate how the findings of the emergency clinical examination lead to the formulation of an effective initial treatment plan and improve your chances of a successful outcome. During the course, we will cover effective triage nursing, logical patient assessment, and the typical presentations of specific emergency conditions and how to stabilise those cases.
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CPD Solutions
Hooton Road
CH66 7NZ Hooton, Ellesmere Port
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 0151 3280444
Telefax
+44 0151 3280555
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10. Sep 2010
Leeds
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Flocking Successfully
Flocking Successfully
Course Introduction:
This course aims to provide an insight into the ovine issues you may encounter as a sheep keeper; how to deal with basic health issues and increasing your flock numbers.
Course Content:
Delegates will consider:
* The ovine calendar
* What happens when
* Basic health care
* Routine care and recognition of problems
* Reproduction
* Tupping, the preparation, lambing, back to the begining
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The College of Animal Welfare
6 Eaton Court Road
PE19 8ER St Neots Cambs
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 01480 226180
Telefax
+44 01480 226189
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10. - 11. Sep 2010
Studley, Warwickshire
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Rehabilitation Therapist - Level 2 - Module 3 Physiotherapy
Course outline
A thorough understanding of the principles and practice of physiotherapy underpins the whole course, and this module provides you with essential theoretical knowledge and practical skills. We will go through the entire physiotherapy process from assessment; through treatment to measuring outcomes. Treatments that you can carry out in your practice will include the essential manual techniques and basic electrotherapy skills, and you will be expected to reach a satisfactory standard of knowledge and application. This module also covers the basics of gait analysis.
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CPD Solutions
Hooton Road
CH66 7NZ Hooton, Ellesmere Port
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 0151 3280444
Telefax
+44 0151 3280555
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12. Sep 2010
Detroit (Novi), MI
USA
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen, Kleintiere
Surgical Nursing Care in Small Animals
Veterinary technicians, assistants, and other hospital support staff play a vital and indispensble role in the successful management of all surgical cases. Join us for this one-day seminar, focusing on all aspects of small animal surgical nursing, and designed specifically for everyone on your surgical nursing team!
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ContinuEd
Post Office Box 75598
98175-0598 Seattle WA
USA
Telefon
+1 206 230-8363
Telefax
+1 206 230-8359
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15. Sep 2010
Warwickshire
Großbritannien (U.K.)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen, Reproduktion
Animal Breeds and Grooming - BTEC First Certificate Level 2
Location
Moreton Morrell Centre
Attendance
8 week(s)
This course starts on the following date(s)...
Start date Day Time start - Time finish
15/09/2010 Wednesday 1800 - 2000
Introduction
The BTEC First in Animal Care qualification has been developed to provide the knowledge, understanding and skills necessary for employment within the Animal Care industry and for the learner to gain a nationally recognised Level 2 qualification.
Subjects you will study
The course will include the following:
Coat Types of Small Animals Kept as Pets
Requirements for Specialist Grooming
The Role of Breed Societies in the Animal Care Industry
Grooming Small Animals Kept as Pets
Grooming Methods
Use and Maintenance of Grooming Equipment
Relevant Legislation
Detailed Information
Further modules include:
Animal Health, Welfare and Behaviour
Animal Accommodation, Handling and Care.
To achieve this module students must be prepared to undertake a considerable amount of home study.
Assessment
The course is assessed by practical observation, assignments and portfolio building.
Entry requirements
There are no formal entry requirements, however students must have a good standard of education to enable them to achieve the qualification.
Course fees
£140.00
Concessionary Course Fees
Concessionary fees apply to learners on certain means tested benefits. The concessionary fee for this course is still to be announced. Please contact the college for more information. Evidence of benefits will need to be produced when you enrol.
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Warwickshire College
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Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 0845 217 7414
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17. Sep 2010
Leeds
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Laboratory Refresher for VNs and Assessors
Laboratory Refresher for VNs and Assessors
Course Introduction:
A detailed refresher course for veterinary nurses particularly those involved with the training and assessment of NVQ level 3 students. The course will include a practical review of the current RCVS practical examination tasks whilst also providing back to basic techniques to improve your in-house diagnostic aids and knowledge of external testing procedures.
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The College of Animal Welfare
6 Eaton Court Road
PE19 8ER St Neots Cambs
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 01480 226180
Telefax
+44 01480 226189
Email senden
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17. - 19. Sep 2010
Berlin
Deutschland
Vortragssprache(n)
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deutsch
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Tierarzthelferinnen, Radiologie
Röntgen-Grundkurs
Seminarinhalt
Strahlenschutz für Mensch und Tier
Rechtliche Vorschriften: RöVO und Richtlinie zum Strahlenschutz
Der Weg zum guten Röntgenbild: Aufnahme- und Einstelltechnik
Lagerungstechniken: Heimtiere, Vögel, Exoten, Hund und Katze
Die Arbeit in der Dunkelkammer
Abschlussprüfung: Multiple-Choice-Testat
Für praktische Übungen ist viel Zeit eingeplant.
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berliner fortbildungen
Dr. Maren Kaepke
Heerstraße 18-20
14052 Berlin
Deutschland
Telefon
+49 30 31 990841
Telefax
+49 30 31 990842
Email senden
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17. Sep 2010
Potters Bar
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
CAW Standardisation Event Potters Bar
Course Introduction:
Standardisation events are designed for those assessing student veterinary nurses in practice. They aim to keep assessors up to date with the latest developments and news, to provide knowledge in areas which may need clarification and to ensure that all those involved with the assessing of students are working towards the same goals and standards.
Weitere Informationen
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The College of Animal Welfare
6 Eaton Court Road
PE19 8ER St Neots Cambs
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 0844 372 9410
Telefax
+44 0844 372 9411
Email senden
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19. Sep 2010
Ottawa, ON
Kanada
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen, Kleintiere
Surgical Nursing Care in Small Animals
Veterinary technicians, assistants, and other hospital support staff play a vital and indispensble role in the successful management of all surgical cases. Join us for this one-day seminar, focusing on all aspects of small animal surgical nursing, and designed specifically for everyone on your surgical nursing team!
Weitere Informationen
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ContinuEd
Post Office Box 75598
98175-0598 Seattle WA
USA
Telefon
+1 206 230-8363
Telefax
+1 206 230-8359
Email senden
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21. Sep 2010
Studley, Warwickshire
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Suturing and Bandaging Skills
Course outline
This one day course will help you to improve your practical nursing skills and allow you to confidently carry out some Schedule 3 procedures once you return to your practice. We will look at the practical application of bandages and dressings in small animal patients, including their use for traumatic wounds as well as post-operative dressings. A suturing session will cover the decision-making process relating to wound closure, together with suture materials, suture patterns and a ‘hands-on’ practical element.
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CPD Solutions
Hooton Road
CH66 7NZ Hooton, Ellesmere Port
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 0151 3280444
Telefax
+44 0151 3280555
Email senden
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23. Sep 2010
Darlington
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Wound Management for Nurses
Lecture Summary:
Wound management in veterinary patients can often appear daunting and it is important to ensure that our actions enhance and do not delay wound healing. Veterinary nurses play an important role in the management of wounds in small animal patients and this course will give veterinary nurses confidence to become active participants in wound management.
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Vet Extra Ltd
20 New Endrick Road
G63 9QT Killearn Glasgow
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 01360 551623
Telefax
+44 01360 551379
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24. Sep 2010
Leeds
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Vortragssprache(n)
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english
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Tierarzthelferinnen
Hydrotherapy and Physiotherapy for Veterinary Nurses, Leeds
Course Introduction:
The demand for physiotherapy for animals from veterinary surgeons and owners is rapidly increasing. The use of appropriate techniques at appropriate times is imperitive and essential to the outcome of a patient that requires physiotherapy.
The multifunctional role of the busy veterinary nurse encompasses basic physiotherapy and the process of rehabilitation. Restoration of full function may be inhibited without this understanding and the course aims to provide this knowledge.
Course Objectives:
The gain a basic understanding of the principles of safe hydrotherapy and physiotherapy.
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The College of Animal Welfare
6 Eaton Court Road
PE19 8ER St Neots Cambs
Großbritannien (U.K.)
Telefon
+44 01480 226180
Telefax
+44 01480 226189
Email senden
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