Local CE Seminars, Congresses & Workshops
2005
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2-4 December |
Problem Oriented Approach to Endocrinology Kasetsart Veterinary School, Thailand |
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30 November - 1 December |
EMERGENCY AND CRITICAL CARE Marco Polo Prince Hotel, Harbour City, TST, Kowloon |
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23rd November 2005 Wednesday |
How not to kill a perfectly good cat Venue : The Mariners Club Salisbury Road Tsim Sha Tsui Conference Room 3/F Time :1800 - 2200 Hours |
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25-28 October |
Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine Nanjing Agricultural University, China |
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24-25 Oct 2005 |
Veterinary Public Health Workshop 2005 Lecture Theatre, Hong Kong Central Library, Causeway Bay, HK |
For those who are interested in joining the government, you are encouraged to attend this workshop. For those who are interested in attending the workshop, please contact Dr. NG Lip-tet (Tel: 2867-5423 or Email: ltng@fehd.gov.hk). You would have to make reservation in advance and get a registration badge for participation. |
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15th October, 2005 |
Cardiorespiratory Disease in Small Animals: A Short Course By WSAVA & HKVA Venue: YMCA of Hong Kong Time: 7pm-9:00pm Dinner Buffet |
Sponsored by Presenter Fee: Non-HKVA member HK$380* |
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1st October |
FUN, FIREWORKS AND EDIFICATION Kowloon Shangri-La |
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14-17 September |
British Equine Veterinary Congress 2005 Harrogate, Yorks, UK |
Please click on the following link for more information regarding the BEVA also do a whole range of CPD courses throughout the year: |
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11 September |
"From Diagnosis to Dollars": Dentistry in Hong Kong Veterinary Practice Venue: Langham Hotel, 8, Peking Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon |
Speakers: Dr David Clarke (Dental Specialist, Melbourne, Australia) and Dr Gerry Pahl (Victoria Vet Clinics, Hong Kong) Fees: HK$150 (AUS$27) for HKVA members and $300 (AUS$55) for non-members. Please click on the following link to download a payment form: Please note payment by credit card is in AUS$ and made directly to Therapon. Numbers are limited to 50 attendees so please book early to avoid missing out on this excellent opportunity. |
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27th July |
'A Second Neurotic Evening' with Dr Dianne Lu, BVetMed, MVM, Dip ECVN Mariner's Club, Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui |
Fees for both events which can be paid on the night (by cash or cheque payable to 'HKVA Ltd') are $50 for members and $150 for non members (there also is chance to join the HKVA at the seminars). A light curry supper will be available plus a cash bar. These will be informal and social evenings in which participants will be encouraged to share their thoughts and experiences on the topic and hopefully learn from the experiences of others, please make every effort to attend. |
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13 - 15 July |
The Third International Symposium on Genetics of Animal Health Iowa State University, Ames, Iowa, USA. |
Registration and abstract information, sponsors and invited speakers
lists This conference will unite researchers from academia and industry to discuss the latest developments in genetics and genomics of prevention of disease in farmed, wild, and companion animals. The progress of future research to protect animal health requires deliberate multi-species and multi-disciplinary integration. State-of-the-science presentations from invited speakers and contributed papers will provide the foundation for futuristic discussions of the role of genomics in improving animal and human health. Satellite event: a two-day short course on statistical design and analysis of microarray experiments will be offered by Dr. Daniel Nettleton, Department of Statistics, Iowa State University, July 11 - 12, 2005. Information on this short course will soon be available as a link on the symposium web site. |
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24-26 June |
Problem Oriented Approach to Thoracic medicine Kasetsart Veterinary School, Thailand |
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23 June |
Epidemics of the 21st Century Mariner's Club, Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui |
by Dr Paul Gibbs, BVSc, PhD, FRCVS
This lecture is jointly sponsored by Hills Pet Nutrition and Royal Canin Hong Kong. |
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2005 June |
International Veterinary Conference, Cairns, Australia, 2005 near Cairns |
For details of the conference brochure & registration forms |
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31 May |
A Neurotic Evening Mariner's Club, Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui |
by Dr Dianne Lu, BVetMed, MVM, Dip ECVN Time: 8pm |
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15 - 20 May |
Australian Veterinary Association Conference Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre |
For more information visit the following website: www.ava.com.au or email eventsgc@ava.com.au |
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11-14 May |
World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) Congress Mexico City, Mexico |
For further information check out their website www.wsava.org |
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30 April (Saturday)& |
HKVA/ Sydney PGF Symposium 2005 YMCA of Hong Kong, Kowloon, Hong Kong |
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8-10 April |
Problem Oriented Approach to Abdominal and Neurological diseases Kasetsart Veterinary School, Thailand |
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7-10 April |
The British Small Animal Veterinary Congress 2005 National Indoor Arena, Birmingham, UK |
For further details and early registration visit their website: www.bsava.com |
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6 April |
Equine Abdominal Disorders And Nutritional Health Problems Mahidol University, Thailand |
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14 - 15 March |
5th International Colloquium on Animal Acute Phase Proteins The 2005 Conference will take place in Dublin in March 2005 at the prestigious and recently opened Irish Management Institute Conference Centre. |
If you have any questions or we can help in any way, please do not hesitate
to contact us: |
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17 February |
Educational Information Opportunity Police Officers Club |
Paul
Gibbs graduated as a veterinarian from the University of Bristol in 1967
and subsequently focused his career on the epidemiology, control and prevention
of emerging viral diseases. For nearly 10 years he worked at the Institute
of Animal Health in the UK on diseases such as foot-and-mouth disease,
bluetongue, sheep pox, and rinderpest. In 1979, he joined the newly established
College of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Florida. In Florida,
apart from teaching, he has worked on several emerging problems and foreign
animal diseases that threaten the USA, most recently West Nile virus encephalitis
in horses, canine influenza, and bovine spongiform encephalopathy. The
focus of his work often takes him overseas to investigate emerging problems.
He is a consultant to several international agencies and pharmaceutical
companies.