Unable to get away to fulfil your 35 hour RCVS CPD obligations?
Fed up with traffic queues, late trains, & expensive fuel and hotel bills?
Why not do your CPD in comfort??
Interactive live online lectures and discussion seminars for busy vets.
Convenient – participate from the comfort of your own living room or office - with any broadband connected computer, or even your smart phone!
High Quality Speakers – Respected experts from all fields of equine medicine & surgery.
Cost Effective – No travel, hotel, or locum costs. Affordable charges - including some free.
Flexible – Subscribe to a single lecture or a package to suit your practice. Access to recorded meetings online or DVDs for you to watch at your leisure, or CDs to listen to in your car.
Bespoke meetings for you or your clients – tell us what you would like covered and we can arrange a meeting just for your practice.
What will WebLeC provide? Interactive presentations of up-to-date practical information and tips for vets in practice. Live audio and video and multimedia presentations. Interact directly with the speaker or panel using your microphone in the Q&A sessions. Polls and test your knowledge questions. Attendance certificates.
Who can take part? Vets, nurses, practice managers, lay staff, students, and other equine professionals – anyone who you feel would benefit! We also provide WebLeC online lectures aimed at horse and yard owners across the UK, and can host your own online client evenings.
What will I need to participate? A broadband connected computer with speakers and a microphone. Alternatively you can use a telephone connection (landline or mobile) for your sound. You can even view the presentations on your Smartphone (mobile phone video quality will depend on signal strength).
For ideal sound quality and comfort a headset is recommended. We can provide a recommended model if required
For further details: http://www.ledstonequine.co.uk/weblec_cpd.html
Wed 9th March 2011 at 7.30pm:
“Strangles and the practical management of infectious disease outbreaks in horses”
Prof. Josh Slater, BVM&S PhD DipECEIM MRCVS Professor of Clinical Equine Studies, Royal Veterinary College.
Kindly sponsored by Intervet Schering-Plough
Fee: This meeting is FREE of charge
Thu 17th March 2011 at 7.30pm:
“Insulin Resistance, Equine Metabolic Syndrome, & Equine Cushings (PPID) – a practical approach to diagnosis and management”
Dr. Cathy McGowan, BVSc DipVetClinStud MACVSc PhD DEIM DipECEIM FHEA MRCVS Director of Equine Professional Studies, University of Liverpool
Kindly sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim