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AVA Conference Adelaide 2016

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Bonny Cumming

AMRRIC
Veterinarian and Project Officer
Bonny Cumming

18:00 ACST

Welcome reception and exhibition opening Exhibition Halls

06:45 ACST

Royal Canin breakfast - Deborah Linder, DVM, DACVN - Making Client Communication Appetizing Panorama Rooms 1-3

08:15 ACST

Quality of life assessment in companion animals Hall NProfessor David Main

09:15 ACST

Animal welfare governance: Changing roles of government and industry Hall NProfessor David Main Preserving our animal health status: perspectives on animal health surveillance Room L3Dr Jonathan Happold

13:30 ACST

Thinking outside the pouch – Medicine of marsupials City Room 3Dr David McLelland

14:30 ACST

EMS Workshop and Panel: Costs and benefits of student placement Hall M

16:00 ACST

Compulsory desexing of dogs and cats in South Australia- science, policy and public opinion. Hall NSusan Hazel Animal welfare and profitable farming Room L2Professor George Stilwell

18:00 ACST

Happy Hour Exhibition Halls

19:00 ACST

The University of Queensland Veterinary alumni cocktail reception Social Events

08:00 ACST

Triage, treat and then what? Bushfire, wildlife and SAVEM. Room L2Dr Rachel Westcott

09:00 ACST

Social behaviour of dogs and cats: from basic principles to practical applications Hall NDr Xavier Manteca

10:45 ACST

Address by 2016 Gilruth Prize recipient – Professor Mary Barton AO followed by Plenary: Personal resilience in a time of crisis: insights from an Egyptian prison - Peter Greste Hall LPeter Greste

14:30 ACST

One health, culling [wildlife] and the common good Room L2Dr Chris Degeling

16:00 ACST

Veterinary education in wildlife and conservation medicine in Australasia City Room 4Dr Wayne Boardman Companion animal Staphylococcus: how is Australia faring with antimicrobial resistance? Hall MJacqui Norris

16:30 ACST

Cross-fostering in the critically endangered brush-tailed rock-wallaby (Petrogale penicillata) City Room 3Dr David Schultz Humans, cats, seagulls and carbapenemases: a microbiological enigma Hall MDr Darren Trott

17:00 ACST

Reintroduction of the western quoll (idnya) to South Australia City Room 3Dr David Peacock Global elimination of dog-mediated rabies - is the One-Health approach working and the role of NGO’s Hall MDr Andrea Britton

17:30 ACST

Camp dogs, communities and collaboration Hall MDr Bonny Cumming Western Quolls: native animal reintroductions, a veterinary DIY guide Room L2Dr Ian Smith

18:00 ACST

Happy Hour Exhibition Halls

06:45 ACST

Bayer breakfast - Professor Peter Irwin -The results of the Murdoch/Bayer Tick Pathogen Survey Panorama Rooms 1-3

08:00 ACST

Family violence and the family pet: The role of the vet in early intervention Hall MMs Amelia Beveridge

09:00 ACST

Making connections between human and animal directed violence, aggression and cruelty Hall M

10:30 ACST

Organic farming, better for you and the planet? City Room 3Bruce Watt Feral cats: the greatest threat to Australia’s native mammals City Room 4John Kanowski

11:30 ACST

Influence of soil ecology on animal health and welfare City Room 3Colin Trengove Kangaroos and cataracts. Nutrition, health and welfare of hand reared orphan kangaroos. City Room 4Tanya Stephens

14:30 ACST

Food security, emerging infectious disease and our increasingly small planet City Room 4Robyn Alders Role of veterinarians in cruelty cases Hall NProfessor David Main

08:00 ACST

Building One Health partnerships Room L2Dr Francette Geraghty-Dusan

08:30 ACST

Clinical One Health: A formal role for veterinarians in medicine? Room L2Professor Rick Speare

09:00 ACST

Getting One Health to work: A public health perspective City Room 3Simon Reid

09:30 ACST

One Health - A medical perspective Room L2Dr Kathryn Wilks

10:30 ACST

Understanding the vets role in providing services to organic farms City Room 3Dr Cathie Harvey The centre for biosecurity (CEBRA) and animal disease risk Room L2Professor Mark Burgman

11:30 ACST

Ben Cunneen Memorial Plenary - Disease surveillance- where we are and where we need to be - what role for a one health approach Hall LProfessor Martyn Jeggo

14:00 ACST

Why vets should be aware of Ebolaviruses City Room 3Dr Glenn Marsh

14:30 ACST

An update on Australia's veterinary emergency plan (AUSVETPLAN) Room L2Dr Francette Geraghty-Dusan

15:00 ACST

Longevity of immunity following Q fever vaccination Room L2Dr Nicholas Wood

16:30 ACST

AVA Member Forum Hall L