Flex forecast: CE for November 2024

On demand webinars

Demystifying Fiber: How to Approach Fiber-Responsive Diarrhea in Dogs and Cats

• Specialty:Internal medicine
• Speaker:M. Katherine Tolbert, DVM, PhD, DACVIM-SAIM, SA nutrition
• Sponsor:Nutramax Laboratories
• RACE approved:1.00 CE credit hour

Food-responsive enteropathies represent at least 50% to 66% of chronic gastrointestinal conditions in dogs and cats. Food-responsive enteropathies include any gastrointestinal disease responsive to dietary intervention, including alteration of protein source or form (eg, novel protein, hydrolyzed protein), reduction of dietary fat or carbohydrates, or supplementation with dietary fiber. Although dietary protein modification (ie, novel or hydrolyzed protein diets) receives the most attention, modification of dietary fiber amount and sources can also have dramatic benefits on the gastrointestinal tract and, depending on the case, may be all that is required to address diarrhea. In this seminar, we will discuss the properties of fiber, their proposed benefits, and how to navigate choosing the right dietary fiber for your canine and feline patients.

The Journey From Price to Value - Putting Diagnostic Fees Under the Microscope

• Specialty:Practice management
• Speaker: Shannon B. Sura, DVM, MBA
• Sponsor:Zoetis
• RACE approved:1.00 CE credit hour

Traditionally, focus in veterinary clinics has been placed on leading with pricing; however, clinics should ideally focus on generating value that equals or exceeds pricing, which can be accomplished with a thorough understanding of client-driven costs and the generation of value. Overall clinic costs can be reduced with the development of protocols, training, and a 3-tiered communication strategy, which can simultaneously increase value generation for clients. In this webinar, attendees will explore different pricing strategies and gain an understanding of all the costs that need to be taken into account when constructing a plan to set prices in their clinic and monitor the success of their approach.

Photochemical Laser Therapies and Case Studies

• Specialty:Rehabilitation
• Speaker:David Huff, DVM
• Sponsor: Erchonia
• RACE approved:1.00 CE credit hour

This course will explain the basic principles of photochemical laser therapy and provide case presentations of uses in everyday private practice.

How to Deal With a Pain in the A**: Multimodal Analgesia Beyond the Opioid and NSAID

• Specialty:Anesthesia
• Speaker: S. Bryce Dooley, DVM, MS, DACVAA
• Sponsor: Zarasyl
• RACE approved:1.00 CE credit hour

This course will briefly examine different aspects of the pain pathway and how we can target these different aspects. The goal of this program is to provide alternative pain management techniques to opioids and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. We will discuss evidence for different medications that many practices already have in stock and explore commonly used local anesthetic blocks that don’t require any special equipment.

Inside the Clinic

Introducing Inside the Clinic, our real-time clinical case webcasts from clinics across the nation. Adam Christman, DVM, MBA, chief veterinary officer of dvm360, tours veterinary practices to bring you live video coverage of clinical cases from your peers.

Tooth-gether We Succeed: A Team-Centric Approach to Veterinary Dentistry

• Speaker: Jan Bellows, DVM, DAVDC, DABVP, FAVD
• Sponsor: Heart + Paw
• RACE approved: 1.0 CE credit hour

In this session, we will chat about dentistry and highlight the team at Heart + Paw in Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey. Veterinary dentistry is truly a team effort to provide positive patient outcomes. Join fellow veterinarians in exploring the transformative power of teamwork within the realm of dentistry. This engaging talk will delve into effective communication strategies from the client service representative, practice manager, veterinary technician, and veterinarian. In addition, this session will highlight shared responsibilities and synchronized efforts to elevate your veterinary practice’s dental care, including preoperative planning, dental radiographic techniques, and the appropriate use of dental equipment. We will discuss the stages of periodontal diseaseand point outthat there is no such thing as a routine dental cleaning. Unleash the collective strength of your team as we navigate the intricacies of veterinary dentistry together, fostering a collaborative spirit for optimal patient oral health. Setting up clients for success with dental home care and understanding the significance of the Veterinary Oral Health Council will be highlighted.

Fetch On-Demand

Fetch On-Demand is a virtual learning platform that offers prerecorded continuing education sessions from Fetch Kansas City 2024. It allows veterinary professionals to access expert-led courses whenever and wherever it fits into their schedule. With Fetch On-Demand, you can earn CE credits at your own pace, making it convenient and flexible for busy professionals.