Thursday   view grid

• 166: Midwest Aquaculture: Status, Challenges and Needs (Lynch)
• 167: Aquaculture BMPs: Biosecurity and Fish Husbandry (Lynch)

Saturday   view grid

• 418: Assessing and Monitoring Critical Illness (Hansen)
• 419: Making Sense of Respiratory Patterns (Hansen)
• 420: Using the Strong Ion Gap to Interpret Acid-Base Status (Hansen)
• 421: Fluid Therapy in Critical Illness (Hansen)
• 422: Cardiovascular System Support: Protocols for Shock (Hansen)
  
• 423: Managing Acute Pain and Treatment Complications (Hansen)

Friday   view grid

• 302: Reversing the Decline of Veterinary Visits: Findings from the Bayer Veterinary Care Usage Study (Felsted)
  
• 303: Reversing the Decline of Veterinary Visits: Better Communication of Value and the Need for Care (Felsted)
  
• 304: Reversing the Decline of Veterinary Visits: More Strategic Pricing (Felsted)
  
• 305—307: Rural and Food Animal Veterinary Shortages: Real or Perceived?

• 154: Introduction to Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (Bessent)
• 155: Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine: Musculoskeletal Disorders (Bessent)
  
• 156: Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine: Kidney and Urinary Tract Disorders (Bessent)
  
• 157: Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine: Behavioral Disorders (Bessent)
  
• 158: Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine: Skin Disorders (Bessent)
  
• 159: Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine: Food Energetics (Bessent)

Friday   view grid

• 266—269: Postural Rehabilitation (Shoemaker)
  
• 270—271: Animal Handling with Five Element Theory (Shoemaker)
  

Saturday   view grid

• 469—470: Dancing in the Rain: How to Market and Charge for Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine (Mitchell)
  
• 471: Dancing in the Rain: Making Social Media Work for You (Mitchell)
• 472—473: Integrative Management of Common Urinary Tract Diseases (Mitchell)
• 474: Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medical Management of the Seizure Patient (Mitchell)

Sunday   view grid

• 645: Dancing in the Rain: Why You Need Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine in Your Practice (Mitchell)
  
• 646: Dancing in the Rain: What Your Team Needs to Know About Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine (Mitchell)
• 647: Dancing in the Rain: The Economics of Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine (Mitchell)
• 648: Dancing in the Rain: How to Add Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine to an Existing Practice (Mitchell)
• 649: Dancing in the Rain: Supplies and Inventory for the Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine Practice (Mitchell)

Saturday   view grid

• 508: Google With Attitude (Janusz)
• 509: The iPad: A Magical Device (Koval)

• 168: The State of the Profession (Wood)
• 169: Back to Basics: Client Retention is the Key! (Wood)
• 170—171: Your Fees are OMNIPOTENT: What We Know About Professional Fees, Part I (Wood)
• 172: Secrets of High-Performing Practices: Leverage and Delegation (Wood)
• 173: Capturing Everyday Opportunities (Wood)
• 174—175: Ohio Pharmacy Laws in Veterinary Medicine (Winsley)
• 176—177: Are You in Compliance? (Kolb / Jessen)
• 178: You’ve Earned It, Now Keep It! (Borowitz)
• 179: Sales and Use Tax Updates

Friday   view grid

• 284: Increasing Hospital Profits (Ackerman)
  
• 285: Promoting Services Without Selling Them (Ackerman)
  
• 286: The Sensible Pharmacy: Merging Medicine with Management (Ackerman)
  
• 287: Hospital Team-Based Client Service (Ackerman)
  
• 288: Promoting Practice Protocols (Ackerman)
  
• 289: Getting Clients to Say “Yes” to Recommended Services (Ackerman)
• 290: Employee Manuals: Friend or Foe? (Lacroix)
  
• 291—292: Value of Employment and Option Agreements (Lacroix)
  
• 293: Will Your Electronic Medical Records Protect You? (Lacroix)
  
• 294: Divorcing Spouses... Whom Should the Veterinarian Listen To? (Lacroix)
  
• 295: Unavailable Client and Heroic Care: To Do or Not to Do (Lacroix)

Saturday   view grid

• 487: Schmoozing for Fun and Profit (Weinstein)
  
• 488—489: It’s All About TRUST (Weinstein)
  
• 490—491: What Veterinary Practices Can Learn from the Dental Profession (Weinstein)
  
• 492: Pearls Come from Irritated Oysters (Weinstein)
• 493 : Hiring and Firing to Get the Team You Want (Donnelly)
  
• 494: Smart Ways to Improve Efficiency and Work Better with Your Staff (Donnelly)
• 495: Quit Trying to Fix Your Employees (Donnelly)
  
• 496: Using Key Performance Indicators to Establish Marketing Goals (Donnelly)
  
• 497—498: Marketing Initiatives to Grow Your Business (Donnelly)
  

Sunday   view grid

• 657—658: Professional Veterinary Negligence (Fiocca)
  
• 659: Recoverable Damages in Professional Negligence Actions (Fiocca)
  
• 660: How to Avoid Veterinary Malpractice (Fiocca)
  
• 661: Veterinary Discipline (Fiocca)
  
• 662: Veterinary Informed Consent (Fiocca)
• 663—664: Fees They Are a-Changin’ (Tumblin)
  
• 665: Convert Great Ideas into a Change Reaction (Tumblin)
  
• 666: Five Surefire Ways to Boost Revenue (Tumblin)
  
• 667—668: Employee Theft: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly (Tumblin)
  

• 130A: Pigs, Flu and You: A Two-Way Street (Bowman)
• 130B: Noroviruses in Swine: Possible Zoonosis in the Making (Scheuer)
• 131A: MRSA on Human and Equine Contact Surfaces in a Veterinary Hospital (Braman)
• 131B: Discovery of Ixodes Scapularis and Borrelia Burgdorferi in Ohio (Glowacki)
• 132: MRSA in Livestock and Food Safety: An Update (Hoet)
• 133—134: Veterinarians in Government (Hockman, LeBourveau, Forshey, Skorupski, and Smith)
• 135: Public Health Hot Topic: Dangerous Wild Animal Legislation (Forshey)

Friday   view grid

• 236: Companion Animal Diseases: Chlamydia, Psittacosis and Reptile-Associated Salmonellosis (Bickett-Weddle)
• 237: Companion Animal Diseases: Dermatophytes, Sporothrix and Brucella Canis (Bickett-Weddle)
• 238: Awareness and Prevention of Zoonotic Diseases in Companion Animals (Bickett-Weddle)
• 239: Ticks of Veterinary Importance in the Midwest (Needham / Gary)
• 240: Managing Rabies Exposures (O’Quin)
• 241: Review of Zoonotic Disease Conditions Diagnosed at the Ohio ADDL (Hamberg)

Saturday   view grid

• 436—437: Bartonellosis: An Emerging Infectious Disease of Importance to Animals and Human Patients (Breitschwerdt)
  
• 438: Dogs as Sentinels for Vector-Transmitted Infectious Diseases (Breitschwerdt)
  
• 439: Awareness and Prevention of Zoonotic Diseases in Livestock (Bickett-Weddle)
  
• 440: Infectious Disease Resources at Your Fingertips (Bickett-Weddle)
  
• 441: Zoonotic Livestock Diseases: Anthrax, Brucellosis, Tuberculosis and Q-Fever(Bickett-Weddle)

Sunday   view grid

• 630—632: Parasite Zoonoses

• 136—137: Dog Bite Epidemiology and Breed-Specific Legislation (Patronek)
  
• 138: Resident Abstract Presentation (Mod. by O’Quin)
  
• 139: Use of GIS Data to Target Services (Patronek)
  
• 140: Good Intentions Don’t Always Mean Legal: The Practice Act and Shelters (Advent)

Friday   view grid

• 242—243: Hoarding: Overview, Psychology and Intervention Strategies (Patronek)
• 244: Developing a Community Hoarding Task Force and Working with Law Enforcement (Kaup-Fett)
  
• 245: Large-Scale Hoarding: Prepare and Respond (Destreza)
  
• 246: Enduring “Love”: Evaluating the Animal Victims of Hoarding (Reid)
  
• 247: Veterinary Medical Management of a Field Shelter (Windham)

Saturday   view grid

• 442—444: Diagnostics in the Shelter (Millward)
• 445—446: We Like Our Data Naked! Using Transparent Data to Save More Lives (Chadwick)
  
• 447: Research Results in Lives Saved (Chadwick)
• 448—449: Forensic Veterinary Medicine (Merck)
  
• 450: Evidence Gathering in Animals (Merck)

Sunday   view grid

• 633: Fast Tracking (Goeman)
  
• 634: Practical Enrichment for Dogs (Herron)
• 635: Practical Enrichment for Cats (Herron)
• 636: Reducing the Length of Stay (Goeman)
• 637: MacGyver Surgery Clinic Tips (White)
  
• 638: Spay and Neuter Efficiency Techniques (Bushby)

Friday   view grid

• 260: Small Ruminant Parasite Control: Sheep and Goats (Storey)
• 261: Small Ruminant Parasite Control: Llama and Alpaca (Storey)
  
• 262: Worm Egg Counts: Are We Missing an Opportunity? (Shulaw)
• 263: Colic in New World Camelids: Causes and Characteristics (Cebra)
• 264: Colic in New World Camelids: Diagnosis and Treatment (Cebra)
  
• 265: Hypertriglyceridemia in New World Camelids (Cebra)

Saturday   view grid

• 463—464: Coccidiosis in New World Camelids (Cebra)
• 465: Skin Disorders in New World Camelids (Cebra)
  
• 466: Hormonal Therapy for Estrus Synchronization and Treatment of Common Reproductive Disorders (Pinto)
  
• 467: Reproductive Ultrasound and Laparoscopic A.I. in Small Ruminants (Gordon)
  
• 468: Diseases Caused by Bibersteinia Trehalosi in Small Ruminants (Cui)

Thursday   view grid

• 180: Feline Life Stage Guidelines (Thompson)
• 181: Canine Life Stage Guidelines
  
• 182: Senior Pet Care: Integrating Your Team and Providing the Doggone Best
  
• 183: Metabolic Trending for Wellness Care
  
• 184: Aging Gracefully: Transitioning from Senior to Geriatric and Elective Anesthesia
  
• 185: Policies for Elective Euthanasia

Friday   view grid

• 296: Medical Terminology (Olive)
  
• 297—298: A Brief Course in Spanish for Veterinarians (Serrano)
  
• 299—300: Appreciating Animal-Related Cultural Differences (Krisch)
  
• 301: Why are Veterinary Visits Declining, and What Can We Do About it? (Felsted)

Saturday   view grid

• 499—504: Dealing with Difficult Clients and Team Members (Opperman / Roe Grosdider)
• 505—507: Safer Handling and Restraint Using Animal Behavior and Learning Skills (Hetts)

Sunday   view grid

• 669: Mediocre or Magic? (Donnelly)
• 670: Client Communication Skills Every Team Member Needs to Know (Donnelly)
  
• 671: Highly Effective Skills for Front Office Teams to Enhance Client Service (Donnelly)
  
• 672: Resolving Conflict in the Workplace (Donnelly)
  
• 673: How to Deal with Annoying People (Donnelly)
  
• 674: Pearls of Wisdom: Working Better as a Team (Donnelly)

Thursday   view grid

• 160—161: Dr. Kirby’s Rule of 20 (Rivera)
  
• 162: An Introduction to Understanding: Sepsis, Septic Shock and SIRS (Rivera)
  
• 163: Shampoo Selection (Reeder)
  
• 164: Food Allergy: What to Tell Clients? (Reeder)
  
• 165: Diagnostic Procedures in Dermatology (Reeder)

Friday   view grid

• 272: The Mighty Dog Brain: Canine Neurophysiology and Learning (Herron)
  
• 273: The Dangers of Confrontational Training Methods (Herron)
  
• 274: Tips for Running a Successful Puppy Kindergarten (Herron)
  
• 275—277: Bite Prevention in Small Animal Clinical Practice(Herron)
  
• 278: Introduction to Physical Rehabilitation (Au)
  
• 279: Introduction to Therapeutic Exercises (Au)
  
• 280: Physical Rehabilitation on a Budget (Au)
  
• 281: Ophthalmic Examinations for Veterinary Technicians (Greentree)
  
• 282: Corneal Diseases in Dogs and Cats (Greentree)
  
• 283: Ophthalmic Emergencies in Dogs and Cats (Greentree)

Saturday   view grid

• 475: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques in Pet Birds (Oglesbee)
  
• 476: Handling, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques in Small Mammals (Oglesbee)
  
• 477: Diet-Related Disorders of Rabbits and Guinea Pigs (Oglesbee)
  
• 478: Tips and Pitfalls in the Detection of Cardiovascular Disease in Clinical Patients (Stepien)
  
• 479: Monitoring the Cardiac Patient in the ICU and During Anesthesia (Stepien)
• 480: What About That ECG? (Stepien)
  
• 481: What Do Those Numbers Really Mean in the Anemic Patient? (Alleman)
• 482: Blood Smear Evaluation in the Dog and Cat (Alleman)
  
• 483: The Evaluation of Urine and Urine Sediment (Alleman)
  
• 484: Farm Animal Emergency Nursing: Emergency Conditions (Niehaus)
  
• 485 Farm Animal Emergency Nursing: Emergency Procedures (Niehaus)
  
• 486: Breaking Down Fences: Communicating with the Farm Animal Client (Niehaus)
  

• A: Crisis Intervention: What’s In, Out and New in CPR (Rivera)

Friday   view grid

• B: Dental Extractions (Hale)
• C: Introduction to Physical Rehabilitation (Au)
• D: Identification of Midwestern Ticks of Veterinary Importance (Needham / Gary)

Saturday   view grid

• E: Patella Luxation Correction (Barnhart)
• F: Postural Rehabilitation, Stance and Gait Analysis, and the Influence of Canine Nail Trims (Shoemaker)
• G: Practice of Safer Handling and Restraint with Passive Restraint and Behavior Conditioning (Hetts)
• H: VetPartners Profitability Workshop (Tumblin / McCormick)

Sunday   view grid

• I: Emergency and Critical Care Procedures (Hansen)
• J: Radiology Interpretation (Mattoon)

Monday

• K: ASV Pediatric Spay/Neuter (White, Bushby, Ferguson, Bohling, Hill, deHaan & Goeman)