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AVA Conference Adelaide 2016

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Shane Belford

18:00 ACST

Welcome reception and exhibition opening Exhibition Halls

08:15 ACST

Four essential qualities of trusted leaders Hall MDr Amanda Donnelly 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 Advancing the regulation of veterinary medicines in Australia Room L2Dr Philip Reeves

10:15 ACST

Morning tea Exhibition Halls

10:45 ACST

Governor and Presidents Welcome followed by Plenary - The 'toll' of knowing you are sick: Implications for acute pain management and consequences for chronic agony Hall LMark Hutchinson

12:00 ACST

Lunch Exhibition Halls

13:30 ACST

Penetrating injuries of the equine foot City Room 1 & 2Dr Todd Booth

14:30 ACST

Management of head and trunk wounds in horses City Room 1 & 2Dr Todd Booth Extractions - keeping out of trouble! City Room 4Aaron Forsayeth Clinical diagnosis of cruciate disease: What are we missing? Hall LAssociate Professor Mark Glyde

15:00 ACST

Effect of pestivirus on the performance of weaner cattle Room L3Bruce Allworth

15:30 ACST

Afternoon tea Exhibition Halls

16:00 ACST

Animal welfare and profitable farming Room L2Professor George Stilwell

18:00 ACST

Happy Hour Exhibition Halls

08:00 ACST

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

10:00 ACST

Morning tea Exhibition Halls

12:00 ACST

Lunch Exhibition Halls

13:30 ACST

Lower limb local anaesthesia in the horse: Techniques and interpretation City Room 1 & 2Dr Ian Fulton The relaxation response to reduce anxiety Hall NJacqui Ley

15:30 ACST

Afternoon tea Exhibition Halls

16:00 ACST

Physiological stress coping in greyhound dogs with or without aggression Hall NDr Dennis Wormald

17:00 ACST

Trace mineral injection enhances antibody response to botulism vaccination Room L3Matthew Ball

18:00 ACST

Happy Hour Exhibition Halls

08:00 ACST

Sedation and anaesthesia for foals and pregnant mares City Room 1 & 2Dr Lori Bidwell Saving teeth - Alternatives to extraction Room L2David Clarke • Kirsten Hailstone

09:00 ACST

Equine neuropathic pain and treatment options City Room 1 & 2Dr Lori Bidwell Small lot holders,their biosecurity risk and strategies to reduce their risk City Room 3Dr Patrick Kluver Rehabilitation of stifle joint conditions Hall LProfessor Darryl Millis Raising your dental IQ Room L2David Clarke • Kirsten Hailstone

10:00 ACST

Morning tea Exhibition Halls

10:30 ACST

Surgical management of dynamic upper airway obstructions City Room 1 & 2Dr Ben Ahern Tackling problem employees with confidence Hall MDr Amanda Donnelly

11:30 ACST

Work, Health & Safety: the top 5 safety issues in veterinary practice Hall MMark Werman

12:30 ACST

Lunch Exhibition Halls

15:30 ACST

Afternoon tea Exhibition Halls

18:00 ACST

Happy Hour Exhibition Halls

08:00 ACST

Equine dentistry - what could possibly go wrong? City Room 4Oliver Liyou

09:00 ACST

Lumps, bumps and weeping sores on horse's heads City Room 4Oliver Liyou Bulls, bears and financial affairs- Golden rules for smart investing Hall MDr Andrew Nathan The neurophysiology of fears and anxiety. Why anxious dogs can’t learn! Hall NAndrew O'Shea

10:00 ACST

Morning tea Exhibition Halls

10:30 ACST

Extracting horse teeth - tips, tricks and techniques City Room 1 & 2Gary Wilson 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

12:30 ACST

Lunch Exhibition Halls

14:00 ACST

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

15:00 ACST

When things go wrong under anaesthesia City Room 1 & 2Dr Lori Bidwell Longevity of immunity following Q fever vaccination Room L2Dr Nicholas Wood

16:00 ACST