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Journal Club Returns this Thursday at 1 p.m. ET The VIN Journal Club meets the first Thursday of each month to discuss important papers and is open to the entire VIN Community; come join the conversation! Discussions are led by a different VINner each month (often a VIN Consultant, but anyone can volunteer). Next session: Thursday, February 2 - 1 p.m. ET Find out how to access the full text article that will be discussed. All VIN members are welcome to attend this monthly series. Can’t make the live session? Don’t worry – the transcript will be available the next day on the Journal Club page and the Recent Rounds section. Use the Rounds link in the main navigation bar to join the discussion. | ||
This Little Piggy Went to the VIN Library Whether they're kept in the house, backyard, or feedlot, pigs present veterinarians with unique challenges. The new Swine Specialty Center will help you deal with the medical, surgical, and production problems of swine. You'll find information on:
There are also links to books and manuals on swine diseases and production, useful journals and proceedings, outside websites, slide shows, images, and videos. Find the Swine Specialty Center through the About Page for the Swine folder and the Specialty Centers section of the VIN Library.
Pediatrics and Geriatrics Specialty Center Both very young and older patients can be uniquely challenging to treat. Visit the Pediatrics and Geriatrics Specialty Center to find information on topics ranging from Kitten Kindergarten to Geriatric Dentistry. Resources in the center have been gathered from:
If you have ideas for materials and information that you'd like to see included in this or any other specialty center, send them to Library@vin.com.
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Upcoming Conferences
The second of six modules in the Organ System Pathophysiology and ABVP Core Examination review series, this course is designed to cover the pathophysiological basis of disease in small animals based on pathophysiological and discipline-specific concepts. Clinical examples will be used to illustrate these concepts. Focus will be on clinical decision making and the diagnostic process including problem-oriented clinical reasoning, the assessment of laboratory data, and an introduction to evidenced-based medicine. This module together with the first module Pathological Basis of Disease are designed to prepare the participant for the organ system-based modules. The course can be used as a portion of the preparation for the ABVP Core examination, but it is not designed as a test-preparation course. NAVLE Review and Preparation Spring 2017 Organized by species, each Real Time Session will highlight the "Top 20" diseases and conditions encountered by practitioners in the U.S. and Canada. All Real Time Sessions will include multiple-choice questions similar to those that candidates will encounter on the NAVLE. Visit the CE Participant Resource Center to learn the basics of online CE, how to find your course area, CE participation requirements, and much more! Check the World Clock Time Zone Converter to confirm session start times for your area. Follow VIN CE and VSPN on Facebook!
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