https://en.wikivet.net/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Bevpanto 2026-05-02T15:55:43Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.35.0 https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=Crop_-_Anatomy_and_Physiology&diff=206308 2021-07-29T16:47:57Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>{{OpenPagesTop}}<br /> Also known as: '''''Ingluvies'''''<br /> <br /> ==Introduction==<br /> <br /> The crop is a food storage device present in avian species. It is usually used when the muscular stomach ([[Gizzard - Anatomy &amp; Physiology|gizzard]]) is full. The crop also softens food.<br /> <br /> It is a useful tool for avian veterinarians and owners for assessing if a bird has recently eaten and it is especially important to ensure young chicks always have full crops. It is also a common site for impactions, rupture and surgical entry to remove foreign bodies.<br /> <br /> ==Structure and Function==<br /> [[Image:Crop of fowl.JPG|thumb|right|250px|Crop of fowl(Copyright RVC)]]<br /> <br /> The crop is a muscular chamber. It is a fusiform enlargement of the ventral wall of the [[Oesophagus - Anatomy &amp; Physiology|oesophagus]] at the thoracic inlet. It bulges and lies against the breast muscles.<br /> <br /> ==Innervation==<br /> <br /> The crop is innervated by the '''vagus nerve''' ([[Cranial Nerves - Anatomy &amp; Physiology|CN X]]).<br /> <br /> ==Species Differences==<br /> <br /> The crop is absent or vestigial in '''waterfowl''' (ducks, swans and geese) and '''owls''' and tends to be much larger and muscular in '''seed eating birds''' and '''carnivorous birds of prey'''. '''Pigeons''' have epithelial cells in their crop sensitive to prolactin which slough when chicks (squabs) hatch, producing crop milk. <br /> <br /> ==Links==<br /> <br /> '''Click here for more information on the [[Oesophagus - Anatomy &amp; Physiology]]'''<br /> <br /> <br /> {{Template:Learning<br /> |flashcards = [[The Avian Alimentary Tract - Anatomy &amp; Physiology - Flashcards|Avian Alimentary Tract]]<br /> }}<br /> <br /> {{OpenPages}}<br /> [[Category:Avian Alimentary System - Anatomy &amp; Physiology]]<br /> [[Category:A&amp;P Done]]</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=Save_WikiVet!&diff=199710 2018-10-11T15:01:51Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* SAVE WIKIVET! */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == Introduction ==<br /> <br /> After nearly 12 years of operating, WikiVet is now facing a financial crisis. We have a hugely committed board and editorial team, as well as a very active membership, but unfortunately our limited pot of money has now run out. <br /> <br /> Not many people realise that WikiVet is a registered UK Charity (WikiVet Educational Foundation - Registered Charity number 1160546), and our charitable aims include delivering quality, reliable, veterinary educational resources to vets, students and vet nurses all over the world, including those in less resourced and developing countries. In its early days, WikiVet was initially set up, funded and coordinated by the founding vet schools; Royal Veterinary College, London, Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, Edinburgh and Cambridge Vet School. Throughout WikIVet's history, we have been able to maintain the site, and create fantastic new content as a result of generous sponsorship from companies such as Mars Petcare, Royal Canin, Ceva, and Pfizer as well as receiving educational grants from RCVS Trust, JISC, Cabi and many more. We no longer received any funding from the vet schools, and corporate and commercial sponsorship is becoming more and more difficult to secure. <br /> <br /> Whilst WikIVet has always relied on the goodwill of students, academics and technologies alike, to help curate, create and review content, there are costs which can't be avoided. After over a decade since the inception of the site, there are some major technological outlays required - including a platform upgrade, server fees, automating registrations to name just a few. The likely costs to keep WikiVet online for the next 12 months are in the region of £60,000, with further annual costs of around £40,000. <br /> <br /> The sad reality of this is that unless we are able to raise some significant funds, 2018 will be WikiVet's last year online. <br /> <br /> ===Why Save WikiVet?===<br /> <br /> Whilst we don't have any money, we have an extremely experienced, committed and enthusiastic board, who are overspilling with <br /> <br /> ===Donate Now===<br /> <br /> In September 2018 alone, nearly 80,000 people visited WikiVet's pages. If everyone that uses the site gave just £5, that would be enough to secure WikiVet's future.</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=Save_WikiVet!&diff=199709 2018-10-11T15:01:07Z

<p>Bevpanto: Created page with &quot; == SAVE WIKIVET! == After nearly 12 years of operating, WikiVet is now facing a financial crisis. We have a hugely committed board and editorial team, as well as a very acti...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div><br /> == SAVE WIKIVET! ==<br /> <br /> After nearly 12 years of operating, WikiVet is now facing a financial crisis. We have a hugely committed board and editorial team, as well as a very active membership, but unfortunately our limited pot of money has now run out. <br /> <br /> Not many people realise that WikiVet is a registered UK Charity (WikiVet Educational Foundation - Registered Charity number 1160546), and our charitable aims include delivering quality, reliable, veterinary educational resources to vets, students and vet nurses all over the world, including those in less resourced and developing countries. In its early days, WikiVet was initially set up, funded and coordinated by the founding vet schools; Royal Veterinary College, London, Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, Edinburgh and Cambridge Vet School. Throughout WikIVet's history, we have been able to maintain the site, and create fantastic new content as a result of generous sponsorship from companies such as Mars Petcare, Royal Canin, Ceva, and Pfizer as well as receiving educational grants from RCVS Trust, JISC, Cabi and many more. We no longer received any funding from the vet schools, and corporate and commercial sponsorship is becoming more and more difficult to secure. <br /> <br /> Whilst WikIVet has always relied on the goodwill of students, academics and technologies alike, to help curate, create and review content, there are costs which can't be avoided. After over a decade since the inception of the site, there are some major technological outlays required - including a platform upgrade, server fees, automating registrations to name just a few. The likely costs to keep WikiVet online for the next 12 months are in the region of £60,000, with further annual costs of around £40,000. <br /> <br /> The sad reality of this is that unless we are able to raise some significant funds, 2018 will be WikiVet's last year online. <br /> <br /> ===Why Save WikiVet?===<br /> <br /> Whilst we don't have any money, we have an extremely experienced, committed and enthusiastic board, who are overspilling with <br /> <br /> ===Donate Now===<br /> <br /> In September 2018 alone, nearly 80,000 people visited WikiVet's pages. If everyone that uses the site gave just £5, that would be enough to secure WikiVet's future.</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=User:Bevpanto&diff=199530 2018-09-27T19:32:33Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[Image:Bev Panto.png|300px|thumb|right]]<br /> = Bev Panto BVetMed BSc (Hons) CertAVP (ZooMed) MRCVS =<br /> Bev graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2009 with an intercalated degree in Veterinary Conservation Medicine from the University of Liverpool. Upon graduation she worked as the WikiMaster and developed WikiQuiz, with RCVS Trust funding. She also spent time working in East Africa both with wild and domestic species, whilst teaching vet students about their role as ‘global citizens’. <br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> She then spent 3 years as a small animal and exotics vet in Horsham, before moving into full time wildlife and exotics work as the Veterinary Officer at RSPCA Stapeley Grange Wildlife Centre and Cattery, working with a wide range of British wildlife and domestic species. <br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> Bev is an Honorary Lecturer at the University of Liverpool, and runs the clinical exotics and wildlife teaching there. She holds the RCVS Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice in Zoological Medicine and is an RCVS Advanced practitioner in Zoological Medicine. She is also the veterinary advisor for a Ferret Rescue, and is a member of many different exotics and wildlife groups, and is the e-Education officer for the British Veterinary Zoological Society (BVZS). <br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> Until recently, Bev worked part time at Chine House Veterinary Hospital in their exotics department, and has a particular interest in small furries and birds, particularly birds of prey. She has recently taken over the veterinary department at Drayton Manor Zoo - and is enjoying the challenges of working with a range of species from tigers to lemurs, stick insects to anacondas! In her spare time, she loves to travel – often taking busman’s holidays to help with charity programmes all over the world; and also enjoys kayaking and running as well as being a keen tennis player. On less active days, she loves curling up with a good book, her two ferrets Rio &amp; Rica, and her tropical fish (although the fish are less fond of a cuddle!).<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> == Contact details ==<br /> * Email address: bev@wikivet.net</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199304 2018-09-25T13:24:55Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|200px|right]]<br /> <br /> ==What is a WikiVet International Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> WikiVet's International Student Ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team within their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as a WikiVet International Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * creating and sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * providing WikiVet with information on numbers of students at your school<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> ==Vet Nurses==<br /> <br /> We are also looking to get our nursing/vet tech members from around the world more involved, and have some exciting promotions and initiatives planned just for you. So if you are a student (or qualified) vet nurse and would like to find out more about how you can get involved, contact us at volunteers@wikivet.net. <br /> <br /> ==What you get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include:<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 STUDENT AMBASSADORS - DIGITAL GOODY BAG <br /> <br /> Includes:'''<br /> <br /> *A free ticket to [https://virtualcongress.thewebinarvet.comThe Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019] - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD which you can do from the comfort of your own home.<br /> *'''For the first 25 ambassadors signed up''' A free book voucher redeemable against any book of your choice from CRC Press' fantastic [https://www.crcpress.com/Veterinary-Self-Assessment-Color-Review-Series/book-series/CRCVETSELASS?a=1&amp;page=3 Self Assessment Color Review series]. <br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our Student Ambassador Coordinators at volunteers@wikivet.net Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our Student Ambassador Coordinators will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199303 2018-09-25T12:51:05Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* What you get in return */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|200px|right]]<br /> <br /> ==What is a WikiVet International Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> WikiVet's International Student Ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team within their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as a WikiVet International Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * creating and sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * providing WikiVet with information on numbers of students at your school<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==What you get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include:<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 STUDENT AMBASSADORS - DIGITAL GOODY BAG <br /> <br /> Includes:'''<br /> <br /> *A free ticket to [https://virtualcongress.thewebinarvet.comThe Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019] - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD which you can do from the comfort of your own home.<br /> *'''For the first 25 ambassadors signed up''' A free book voucher redeemable against any book of your choice from CRC Press' fantastic [https://www.crcpress.com/Veterinary-Self-Assessment-Color-Review-Series/book-series/CRCVETSELASS?a=1&amp;page=3 Self Assessment Color Review series]. <br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our Student Ambassador Coordinators at volunteers@wikivet.net Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our Student Ambassador Coordinators will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199302 2018-09-23T08:47:17Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* Next steps */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|200px|right]]<br /> <br /> ==What is a WikiVet International Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> WikiVet's International Student Ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team within their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as a WikiVet International Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * creating and sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * providing WikiVet with information on numbers of students at your school<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==What you get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include:<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 STUDENT AMBASSADORS - DIGITAL GOODY BAG <br /> <br /> Includes:'''<br /> <br /> *A free ticket to [https://virtualcongress.thewebinarvet.comThe Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019] - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD which you can do from the comfort of your own home.<br /> *A free book voucher redeemable against any book of your choice from CRC Press' fantastic [https://www.crcpress.com/Veterinary-Self-Assessment-Color-Review-Series/book-series/CRCVETSELASS?a=1&amp;page=3 Self Assessment Color Review series]. <br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our Student Ambassador Coordinators at volunteers@wikivet.net Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our Student Ambassador Coordinators will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199301 2018-09-23T08:45:52Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* What you get in return */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|200px|right]]<br /> <br /> ==What is a WikiVet International Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> WikiVet's International Student Ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team within their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as a WikiVet International Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * creating and sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * providing WikiVet with information on numbers of students at your school<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==What you get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include:<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 STUDENT AMBASSADORS - DIGITAL GOODY BAG <br /> <br /> Includes:'''<br /> <br /> *A free ticket to [https://virtualcongress.thewebinarvet.comThe Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019] - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD which you can do from the comfort of your own home.<br /> *A free book voucher redeemable against any book of your choice from CRC Press' fantastic [https://www.crcpress.com/Veterinary-Self-Assessment-Color-Review-Series/book-series/CRCVETSELASS?a=1&amp;page=3 Self Assessment Color Review series]. <br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, *****TBC****. Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our student ambassador coordinator will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199300 2018-09-23T08:44:51Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* What you get in return */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|200px|right]]<br /> <br /> ==What is a WikiVet International Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> WikiVet's International Student Ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team within their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as a WikiVet International Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * creating and sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * providing WikiVet with information on numbers of students at your school<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==What you get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include:<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 STUDENT AMBASSADORS - DIGITAL GOODY BAG <br /> <br /> Includes:'''<br /> <br /> *a free ticket to [https://virtualcongress.thewebinarvet.comThe Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019] - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD which you can do from the comfort of your own home.<br /> *Free book vouchers to redeem agains any book from CRC Press' fantastic [https://www.crcpress.com/Veterinary-Self-Assessment-Color-Review-Series/book-series/CRCVETSELASS?a=1&amp;page=3 Self Assessment Color Review series]. <br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, *****TBC****. Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our student ambassador coordinator will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199299 2018-09-23T08:44:18Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* What you get in return */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|200px|right]]<br /> <br /> ==What is a WikiVet International Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> WikiVet's International Student Ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team within their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as a WikiVet International Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * creating and sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * providing WikiVet with information on numbers of students at your school<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==What you get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include:<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 STUDENT AMBASSADORS - DIGITAL GOODY BAG <br /> <br /> Includes:'''<br /> <br /> *a free ticket to [tualcongress.thewebinarvet.comThe Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019] - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD which you can do from the comfort of your own home.<br /> *Free book vouchers to redeem agains any book from CRC Press' fantastic [https://www.crcpress.com/Veterinary-Self-Assessment-Color-Review-Series/book-series/CRCVETSELASS?a=1&amp;page=3 Self Assessment Color Review series]. <br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, *****TBC****. Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our student ambassador coordinator will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_LIVE!_2018&diff=199297 2018-09-20T17:10:17Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* Sponsors */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVet_LIVE!_2018.png|right|400px]]<br /> <br /> ===About===<br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 sponsored by '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', was the first ever FREE, LIVE, 24 hour, ONLINE e-learning event for veterinary students around the world. It was held on '''10th March 2018''', and was streamed live for 24 hours.<br /> <br /> ===Partners===<br /> WikiVet and the '''[http://www.ivsa.org International Veterinary Students' Association (IVSA)]''' were the major partners for WikiVet LIVE! 2018. The '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]''', '''[https://www.rvc.ac.uk Royal Veterinary College, (RVC), University of London]''' and '''[https://www.vetmedteam.com/home.aspx Vet Med Team]''' were the three regional academic partners. <br /> <br /> ===Programme===<br /> There were three 8 hour regional streams, coordinated by three time zone centres: <br /> *GMT -8 (Eastern Stream) - to cater for Oceania and Asia<br /> *GMT (Central Stream) - to cater for UK, Europe and Africa<br /> *GMT+8 (Western Stream) - to cater for North and South America<br /> <br /> ====Eastern Stream====<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 got off to a very strong start, with our Eastern Stream, co-ordinated and hosted by the '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education (CVE), from the University of Sydney]'''. Their diverse and engaging programme included the '''[https://www.karlstorz.com/gb/en/index.htm Karl Storz]''' sponsored '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/new-age-spay-and-neutering 'Neutering in Dogs - commonly performed but not necessarily routine']''' from Arthur House, '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/animal-disease-in-shelters 'Disease in animal shelters - where to send animals to get sick']''' by Mark Westmann, sponsored by '''[https://www.cve.edu.au CVE]''' and the novel and innovative talk '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/crisis-management-in-anaesthesia 'Crisis management in anaesthesia - What can we learn from airline pilots?']''' from veterinary anaesthetist Colin Dunlop and Vet turned airline pilot, Nathan Kock, kindly sponsored by '''[http://www.provet.com.au Provet]''' .<br /> <br /> ====Central Stream====<br /> <br /> The '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored, Central stream was co-ordinated and hosted by the '''[[UK - Royal Veterinary College, London | Royal Veterinary College (RVC), London]]'''. A fantastic IVSA Student Live hosted event, WikiVet LIVE! 2018's flagship student even was also hosted at the RVC, with workshops from Vetlife, meet and greet with some of the speakers, and laughter yoga. Live student hosted viewing events were also held across the UK, in Bristol, Cheshire, Scotland, Nottingham and Sussex, as well as further afield in Belgium, Greece, Nigeria, Kenya and many more.<br /> <br /> The fantastic line up in the Central stream included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/what-does-the-liver-do 'What does the Liver do, and what happens when it doesn't']''' by Professor Jill Maddison, and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/clients-behaving-badly Clients behaving badly]''', by Kim Whittlestone and Ruth Serlin and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/guts-rabbit 'Guts -Understanding the fundamentals of rabbit health and disease']''' with Charlie Pignon. <br /> <br /> ====Western Stream====<br /> <br /> The final stream of the event was the '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored Western Stream, which was coordinated and hosted by Vet Med Academy in the USA.<br /> <br /> Some of their top rated sessions in this stream were '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/pediatric-pharmacology 'Paediatric pharmacology']''' from Melissa Clarke, the fantastically named '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/rhythm-and-blues Rhythm and Blues; a story of arrhythmias and cyanosis']''' from Maureen McMichael, sponsored by '''[https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]''' and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/when-the-dip-has-no-zip When the dip has no zip']''' a talk on anthelmintic resistance from David Villar, from University of Antioquia, in Columbia.<br /> <br /> ====Student Sessions====<br /> <br /> Within each stream, there was session called 'Student Experiences', where students from all over the world shared their diverse and fascinating experiences on their journeys to becoming qualified vets. <br /> <br /> Our Eastern student sessions kicked off with Corey Regnerus, from Massey University, NZ, talking about sustainability of the veterinary industry, followed by Meredith Wall, a postgraduate student who discussed her PhD subject, a psychological approach to feline obesity. The session ended with Malcolm Chong, from Malaysia talking about his experiences as a vet student of the world. <br /> <br /> Our Central student sessions included talks about their various experiences from Lisa Buren, from Utrecht, Netherlands talking about One health; Marzelle Fourie, from Pretoria, South Africa on her experiences in wildlife conservation, and Beth Dixon, from Liverpool, England discussion her experiences as a vet student overseas.<br /> <br /> Our Western student session saw Emma Asrow, from University of Wisconsin-Madison talking about the human animal bond, followed by an inspiring talk from Jaclyn St Croix, and her experiences overcoming cognitive biases in vet school. The final student session of WikIVet LIVE! 2019 was Isaac Florence from RVC, talking about his experiences in global one health projects. <br /> <br /> ===Sponsors===<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 could not have happened without the generosity and commitment of our '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/virtual-trade-fair sponsors]''', whom we would like to thank unreservedly.<br /> <br /> Extra special thanks go to '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', a longstanding friend of WikiVet who were our Gold Sponsor, for sponsoring the whole event and supporting us every step of the way. <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' kindly sponsored both the Central and Western Streams, as a Silver Sponsor.<br /> <br /> We had 5 Bronze Sponsors, who sponsored individual sessions, who we would also like to thank. <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]'''<br /> '''[http://www.provet.com.au Provet]'''<br /> '''[http://www.tcvm.com Chi Institute]'''<br /> '''[https://www.karlstorz.com/gb/en/index.htm Karl Storz]'''<br /> '''[https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]'''<br /> <br /> <br /> We also had three Conference Associates who supported WikiVet LIVE! 2018 who we would also like to thank for their involvement.<br /> <br /> [https://www.thewebinarvet.com The Webinar Vet]<br /> [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press]<br /> [http://collab8.com Collab8]<br /> <br /> ===Recordings===<br /> <br /> Many of the live talks were recorded for viewing at a later date. These may be accessed via the '''[www.wikivetlive.com WikiVet LIVE! website]'''<br /> <br /> ===Attendance &amp; Post Event Statistics ===<br /> <br /> 1183 people registered for the event, with 428 individual participants from 33 different countries around the globe attending on the day, plus an additional unknown number of students viewing at more than 10 live hosted events all over the world with between 10-50 students attending each one, likely increasing total live attendees to &gt; 650 participants.</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_LIVE!_2018&diff=199296 2018-09-20T17:09:38Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVet_LIVE!_2018.png|right|400px]]<br /> <br /> ===About===<br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 sponsored by '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', was the first ever FREE, LIVE, 24 hour, ONLINE e-learning event for veterinary students around the world. It was held on '''10th March 2018''', and was streamed live for 24 hours.<br /> <br /> ===Partners===<br /> WikiVet and the '''[http://www.ivsa.org International Veterinary Students' Association (IVSA)]''' were the major partners for WikiVet LIVE! 2018. The '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]''', '''[https://www.rvc.ac.uk Royal Veterinary College, (RVC), University of London]''' and '''[https://www.vetmedteam.com/home.aspx Vet Med Team]''' were the three regional academic partners. <br /> <br /> ===Programme===<br /> There were three 8 hour regional streams, coordinated by three time zone centres: <br /> *GMT -8 (Eastern Stream) - to cater for Oceania and Asia<br /> *GMT (Central Stream) - to cater for UK, Europe and Africa<br /> *GMT+8 (Western Stream) - to cater for North and South America<br /> <br /> ====Eastern Stream====<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 got off to a very strong start, with our Eastern Stream, co-ordinated and hosted by the '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education (CVE), from the University of Sydney]'''. Their diverse and engaging programme included the '''[https://www.karlstorz.com/gb/en/index.htm Karl Storz]''' sponsored '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/new-age-spay-and-neutering 'Neutering in Dogs - commonly performed but not necessarily routine']''' from Arthur House, '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/animal-disease-in-shelters 'Disease in animal shelters - where to send animals to get sick']''' by Mark Westmann, sponsored by '''[https://www.cve.edu.au CVE]''' and the novel and innovative talk '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/crisis-management-in-anaesthesia 'Crisis management in anaesthesia - What can we learn from airline pilots?']''' from veterinary anaesthetist Colin Dunlop and Vet turned airline pilot, Nathan Kock, kindly sponsored by '''[http://www.provet.com.au Provet]''' .<br /> <br /> ====Central Stream====<br /> <br /> The '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored, Central stream was co-ordinated and hosted by the '''[[UK - Royal Veterinary College, London | Royal Veterinary College (RVC), London]]'''. A fantastic IVSA Student Live hosted event, WikiVet LIVE! 2018's flagship student even was also hosted at the RVC, with workshops from Vetlife, meet and greet with some of the speakers, and laughter yoga. Live student hosted viewing events were also held across the UK, in Bristol, Cheshire, Scotland, Nottingham and Sussex, as well as further afield in Belgium, Greece, Nigeria, Kenya and many more.<br /> <br /> The fantastic line up in the Central stream included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/what-does-the-liver-do 'What does the Liver do, and what happens when it doesn't']''' by Professor Jill Maddison, and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/clients-behaving-badly Clients behaving badly]''', by Kim Whittlestone and Ruth Serlin and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/guts-rabbit 'Guts -Understanding the fundamentals of rabbit health and disease']''' with Charlie Pignon. <br /> <br /> ====Western Stream====<br /> <br /> The final stream of the event was the '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored Western Stream, which was coordinated and hosted by Vet Med Academy in the USA.<br /> <br /> Some of their top rated sessions in this stream were '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/pediatric-pharmacology 'Paediatric pharmacology']''' from Melissa Clarke, the fantastically named '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/rhythm-and-blues Rhythm and Blues; a story of arrhythmias and cyanosis']''' from Maureen McMichael, sponsored by '''[https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]''' and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/when-the-dip-has-no-zip When the dip has no zip']''' a talk on anthelmintic resistance from David Villar, from University of Antioquia, in Columbia.<br /> <br /> ====Student Sessions====<br /> <br /> Within each stream, there was session called 'Student Experiences', where students from all over the world shared their diverse and fascinating experiences on their journeys to becoming qualified vets. <br /> <br /> Our Eastern student sessions kicked off with Corey Regnerus, from Massey University, NZ, talking about sustainability of the veterinary industry, followed by Meredith Wall, a postgraduate student who discussed her PhD subject, a psychological approach to feline obesity. The session ended with Malcolm Chong, from Malaysia talking about his experiences as a vet student of the world. <br /> <br /> Our Central student sessions included talks about their various experiences from Lisa Buren, from Utrecht, Netherlands talking about One health; Marzelle Fourie, from Pretoria, South Africa on her experiences in wildlife conservation, and Beth Dixon, from Liverpool, England discussion her experiences as a vet student overseas.<br /> <br /> Our Western student session saw Emma Asrow, from University of Wisconsin-Madison talking about the human animal bond, followed by an inspiring talk from Jaclyn St Croix, and her experiences overcoming cognitive biases in vet school. The final student session of WikIVet LIVE! 2019 was Isaac Florence from RVC, talking about his experiences in global one health projects. <br /> <br /> ===Sponsors===<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 could not have happened without the generosity and commitment of our '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/virtual-trade-fair sponsors]''', whom we would like to thank unreservedly.<br /> <br /> Extra special thanks go to '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', a longstanding friend of WikiVet who were our Gold Sponsor, for sponsoring the whole event and supporting us every step of the way. <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' kindly sponsored both the Central and Western Streams, as a Silver Sponsor.<br /> <br /> We had 5 Bronze Sponsors, who sponsored individual sessions, who we would also like to thank. <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]<br /> [http://www.provet.com.au Provet]<br /> [http://www.tcvm.com Chi Institute]<br /> [https://www.karlstorz.com/gb/en/index.htm Karl Storz]<br /> [https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]'''<br /> <br /> <br /> We also had three Conference Associates who supported WikiVet LIVE! 2018 who we would also like to thank for their involvement.<br /> <br /> [https://www.thewebinarvet.com The Webinar Vet]<br /> [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press]<br /> [http://collab8.com Collab8]<br /> <br /> ===Recordings===<br /> <br /> Many of the live talks were recorded for viewing at a later date. These may be accessed via the '''[www.wikivetlive.com WikiVet LIVE! website]'''<br /> <br /> ===Attendance &amp; Post Event Statistics ===<br /> <br /> 1183 people registered for the event, with 428 individual participants from 33 different countries around the globe attending on the day, plus an additional unknown number of students viewing at more than 10 live hosted events all over the world with between 10-50 students attending each one, likely increasing total live attendees to &gt; 650 participants.</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_LIVE!_2018&diff=199295 2018-09-20T17:08:24Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVet_LIVE!_2018.png|right|400px]]<br /> <br /> ===About===<br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 sponsored by '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', was the first ever FREE, LIVE, 24 hour, ONLINE e-learning event for veterinary students around the world. It was held on '''10th March 2018''', and was streamed live for 24 hours.<br /> <br /> ===Partners===<br /> WikiVet and the '''[http://www.ivsa.org International Veterinary Students' Association (IVSA)]''' were the major partners for WikiVet LIVE! 2018. The '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]''', '''[https://www.rvc.ac.uk Royal Veterinary College, (RVC), University of London]''' and '''[https://www.vetmedteam.com/home.aspx Vet Med Team]''' were the three regional academic partners. <br /> <br /> ===Programme===<br /> There were three 8 hour regional streams, coordinated by three time zone centres: <br /> *GMT -8 (Eastern Stream) - to cater for Oceania and Asia<br /> *GMT (Central Stream) - to cater for UK, Europe and Africa<br /> *GMT+8 (Western Stream) - to cater for North and South America<br /> <br /> ====Eastern Stream====<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 got off to a very strong start, with our Eastern Stream, co-ordinated and hosted by the '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education (CVE), from the University of Sydney]'''. Their diverse and engaging programme included the '''[https://www.karlstorz.com/gb/en/index.htm Karl Storz]''' sponsored '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/new-age-spay-and-neutering 'Neutering in Dogs - commonly performed but not necessarily routine']''' from Arthur House, '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/animal-disease-in-shelters 'Disease in animal shelters - where to send animals to get sick']''' by Mark Westmann, sponsored by '''[https://www.cve.edu.au CVE]''' and the novel and innovative talk '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/crisis-management-in-anaesthesia 'Crisis management in anaesthesia - What can we learn from airline pilots?']''' from veterinary anaesthetist Colin Dunlop and Vet turned airline pilot, Nathan Kock, kindly sponsored by '''[http://www.provet.com.au Provet]''' .<br /> <br /> ====Central Stream====<br /> <br /> The '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored, Central stream was co-ordinated and hosted by the '''[[UK - Royal Veterinary College, London | Royal Veterinary College (RVC), London]]'''. A fantastic IVSA Student Live hosted event, WikiVet LIVE! 2018's flagship student even was also hosted at the RVC, with workshops from Vetlife, meet and greet with some of the speakers, and laughter yoga. Live student hosted viewing events were also held across the UK, in Bristol, Cheshire, Scotland, Nottingham and Sussex, as well as further afield in Belgium, Greece, Nigeria, Kenya and many more.<br /> <br /> The fantastic line up in the Central stream included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/what-does-the-liver-do 'What does the Liver do, and what happens when it doesn't']''' by Professor Jill Maddison, and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/clients-behaving-badly Clients behaving badly]''', by Kim Whittlestone and Ruth Serlin and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/guts-rabbit 'Guts -Understanding the fundamentals of rabbit health and disease']''' with Charlie Pignon. <br /> <br /> ====Western Stream====<br /> <br /> The final stream of the event was the '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored Western Stream, which was coordinated and hosted by Vet Med Academy in the USA.<br /> <br /> Some of their top rated sessions in this stream were '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/pediatric-pharmacology 'Paediatric pharmacology']''' from Melissa Clarke, the fantastically named '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/rhythm-and-blues Rhythm and Blues; a story of arrhythmias and cyanosis']''' from Maureen McMichael, sponsored by '''[https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]''' and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/when-the-dip-has-no-zip When the dip has no zip']''' a talk on anthelmintic resistance from David Villar, from University of Antioquia, in Columbia.<br /> <br /> ====Student Sessions====<br /> <br /> Within each stream, there was session called 'Student Experiences', where students from all over the world shared their diverse and fascinating experiences on their journeys to becoming qualified vets. <br /> <br /> Our Eastern student sessions kicked off with Corey Regnerus, from Massey University, NZ, talking about sustainability of the veterinary industry, followed by Meredith Wall, a postgraduate student who discussed her PhD subject, a psychological approach to feline obesity. The session ended with Malcolm Chong, from Malaysia talking about his experiences as a vet student of the world. <br /> <br /> Our Central student sessions included talks about their various experiences from Lisa Buren, from Utrecht, Netherlands talking about One health; Marzelle Fourie, from Pretoria, South Africa on her experiences in wildlife conservation, and Beth Dixon, from Liverpool, England discussion her experiences as a vet student overseas.<br /> <br /> Our Western student session saw Emma Asrow, from University of Wisconsin-Madison talking about the human animal bond, followed by an inspiring talk from Jaclyn St Croix, and her experiences overcoming cognitive biases in vet school. The final student session of WikIVet LIVE! 2019 was Isaac Florence from RVC, talking about his experiences in global one health projects. <br /> <br /> ===Sponsors===<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 could not have happened without the generosity and commitment of our '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/virtual-trade-fair sponsors]''', whom we would like to thank unreservedly.<br /> <br /> Extra special thanks go to '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', a longstanding friend of WikiVet who were our Gold Sponsor, for sponsoring the whole event and supporting us every step of the way. <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' kindly sponsored both the Central and Western Streams, as a Silver Sponsor.<br /> <br /> We had 5 Bronze Sponsors, who sponsored individual sessions, who we would also like to thank. <br /> <br /> [https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]<br /> [http://www.provet.com.au Provet]<br /> [http://www.tcvm.com Chi Institute]<br /> [https://www.karlstorz.com/gb/en/index.htm Karl Storz]<br /> [https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]<br /> <br /> <br /> We also had three Conference Associates who supported WikiVet LIVE! 2018 who we would also like to thank for their involvement.<br /> <br /> [https://www.thewebinarvet.com The Webinar Vet]<br /> [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press]<br /> [http://collab8.com Collab8]<br /> <br /> ===Recordings===<br /> <br /> Many of the live talks were recorded for viewing at a later date. These may be accessed via the '''[www.wikivetlive.com WikiVet LIVE! website]'''<br /> <br /> ===Attendance &amp; Post Event Statistics ===<br /> <br /> 1183 people registered for the event, with 428 individual participants from 33 different countries around the globe attending on the day, plus an additional unknown number of students viewing at more than 10 live hosted events all over the world with between 10-50 students attending each one, likely increasing total live attendees to &gt; 650 participants.</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_LIVE!_2018&diff=199294 2018-09-20T17:06:20Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* Eastern Stream */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVet_LIVE!_2018.png|right|400px]]<br /> <br /> ===About===<br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 sponsored by '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', was the first ever FREE, LIVE, 24 hour, ONLINE e-learning event for veterinary students around the world. It was held on '''10th March 2018''', and was streamed live for 24 hours.<br /> <br /> ===Partners===<br /> WikiVet and the '''[http://www.ivsa.org International Veterinary Students' Association (IVSA)]''' were the major partners for WikiVet LIVE! 2018. The '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]''', '''[https://www.rvc.ac.uk Royal Veterinary College, (RVC), University of London]''' and '''[https://www.vetmedteam.com/home.aspx Vet Med Team]''' were the three regional academic partners. <br /> <br /> ===Programme===<br /> There were three 8 hour regional streams, coordinated by three time zone centres: <br /> *GMT -8 (Eastern Stream) - to cater for Oceania and Asia<br /> *GMT (Central Stream) - to cater for UK, Europe and Africa<br /> *GMT+8 (Western Stream) - to cater for North and South America<br /> <br /> ====Eastern Stream====<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 got off to a very strong start, with our Eastern Stream, co-ordinated and hosted by the '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education (CVE), from the University of Sydney]'''. Their diverse and engaging programme included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/new-age-spay-and-neutering 'Neutering in Dogs - commonly performed but not necessarily routine']''' from Arthur House, '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/animal-disease-in-shelters 'Disease in animal shelters - where to send animals to get sick']''' by Mark Westmann and the novel and innovative talk '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/crisis-management-in-anaesthesia 'Crisis management in anaesthesia - What can we learn from airline pilots?']''' from veterinary anaesthetist Colin Dunlop and Vet turned airline pilot, Nathan Kock, kindly sponsored by '''[http://www.provet.com.au Provet]''' .<br /> <br /> ====Central Stream====<br /> <br /> The '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored, Central stream was co-ordinated and hosted by the '''[[UK - Royal Veterinary College, London | Royal Veterinary College (RVC), London]]'''. A fantastic IVSA Student Live hosted event, WikiVet LIVE! 2018's flagship student even was also hosted at the RVC, with workshops from Vetlife, meet and greet with some of the speakers, and laughter yoga. Live student hosted viewing events were also held across the UK, in Bristol, Cheshire, Scotland, Nottingham and Sussex, as well as further afield in Belgium, Greece, Nigeria, Kenya and many more.<br /> <br /> The fantastic line up in the Central stream included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/what-does-the-liver-do 'What does the Liver do, and what happens when it doesn't']''' by Professor Jill Maddison, and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/clients-behaving-badly Clients behaving badly]''', by Kim Whittlestone and Ruth Serlin and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/guts-rabbit 'Guts -Understanding the fundamentals of rabbit health and disease']''' with Charlie Pignon. <br /> <br /> ====Western Stream====<br /> <br /> The final stream of the event was the '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored Western Stream, which was coordinated and hosted by Vet Med Academy in the USA.<br /> <br /> Some of their top rated sessions in this stream were '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/pediatric-pharmacology 'Paediatric pharmacology']''' from Melissa Clarke, the fantastically named '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/rhythm-and-blues Rhythm and Blues; a story of arrhythmias and cyanosis']''' from Maureen McMichael, sponsored by '''[https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]''' and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/when-the-dip-has-no-zip When the dip has no zip']''' a talk on anthelmintic resistance from David Villar, from University of Antioquia, in Columbia.<br /> <br /> ====Student Sessions====<br /> <br /> Within each stream, there was session called 'Student Experiences', where students from all over the world shared their diverse and fascinating experiences on their journeys to becoming qualified vets. <br /> <br /> Our Eastern student sessions kicked off with Corey Regnerus, from Massey University, NZ, talking about sustainability of the veterinary industry, followed by Meredith Wall, a postgraduate student who discussed her PhD subject, a psychological approach to feline obesity. The session ended with Malcolm Chong, from Malaysia talking about his experiences as a vet student of the world. <br /> <br /> Our Central student sessions included talks about their various experiences from Lisa Buren, from Utrecht, Netherlands talking about One health; Marzelle Fourie, from Pretoria, South Africa on her experiences in wildlife conservation, and Beth Dixon, from Liverpool, England discussion her experiences as a vet student overseas.<br /> <br /> Our Western student session saw Emma Asrow, from University of Wisconsin-Madison talking about the human animal bond, followed by an inspiring talk from Jaclyn St Croix, and her experiences overcoming cognitive biases in vet school. The final student session of WikIVet LIVE! 2019 was Isaac Florence from RVC, talking about his experiences in global one health projects. <br /> <br /> ===Sponsors===<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 could not have happened without the generosity and commitment of our '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/virtual-trade-fair sponsors]''', whom we would like to thank unreservedly.<br /> <br /> Extra special thanks go to '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', a longstanding friend of WikiVet who were our Gold Sponsor, for sponsoring the whole event and supporting us every step of the way. <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' kindly sponsored both the Central and Western Streams, as a Silver Sponsor.<br /> <br /> We had 5 Bronze Sponsors, who sponsored individual sessions, who we would also like to thank. <br /> <br /> [https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]<br /> [http://www.provet.com.au Provet]<br /> [http://www.tcvm.com Chi Institute]<br /> [https://www.karlstorz.com/gb/en/index.htm Karl Storz]<br /> [https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]<br /> <br /> <br /> We also had three Conference Associates who supported WikiVet LIVE! 2018 who we would also like to thank for their involvement.<br /> <br /> [https://www.thewebinarvet.com The Webinar Vet]<br /> [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press]<br /> [http://collab8.com Collab8]<br /> <br /> ===Recordings===<br /> <br /> Many of the live talks were recorded for viewing at a later date. These may be accessed via the '''[www.wikivetlive.com WikiVet LIVE! website]'''<br /> <br /> ===Attendance &amp; Post Event Statistics ===<br /> <br /> 1183 people registered for the event, with 428 individual participants from 33 different countries around the globe attending on the day, plus an additional unknown number of students viewing at more than 10 live hosted events all over the world with between 10-50 students attending each one, likely increasing total live attendees to &gt; 650 participants.</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_LIVE!_2018&diff=199293 2018-09-20T17:05:51Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVet_LIVE!_2018.png|right|400px]]<br /> <br /> ===About===<br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 sponsored by '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', was the first ever FREE, LIVE, 24 hour, ONLINE e-learning event for veterinary students around the world. It was held on '''10th March 2018''', and was streamed live for 24 hours.<br /> <br /> ===Partners===<br /> WikiVet and the '''[http://www.ivsa.org International Veterinary Students' Association (IVSA)]''' were the major partners for WikiVet LIVE! 2018. The '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]''', '''[https://www.rvc.ac.uk Royal Veterinary College, (RVC), University of London]''' and '''[https://www.vetmedteam.com/home.aspx Vet Med Team]''' were the three regional academic partners. <br /> <br /> ===Programme===<br /> There were three 8 hour regional streams, coordinated by three time zone centres: <br /> *GMT -8 (Eastern Stream) - to cater for Oceania and Asia<br /> *GMT (Central Stream) - to cater for UK, Europe and Africa<br /> *GMT+8 (Western Stream) - to cater for North and South America<br /> <br /> ====Eastern Stream====<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 got off to a very strong start, with our Eastern Stream, co-ordinated and hosted by the [https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education (CVE), from the University of Sydney]. Their diverse and engaging programme included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/new-age-spay-and-neutering 'Neutering in Dogs - commonly performed but not necessarily routine']''' from Arthur House, '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/animal-disease-in-shelters 'Disease in animal shelters - where to send animals to get sick']''' by Mark Westmann and the novel and innovative talk '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/crisis-management-in-anaesthesia 'Crisis management in anaesthesia - What can we learn from airline pilots?']''' from veterinary anaesthetist Colin Dunlop and Vet turned airline pilot, Nathan Kock, kindly sponsored by '''[http://www.provet.com.au Provet]''' .<br /> <br /> ====Central Stream====<br /> <br /> The '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored, Central stream was co-ordinated and hosted by the '''[[UK - Royal Veterinary College, London | Royal Veterinary College (RVC), London]]'''. A fantastic IVSA Student Live hosted event, WikiVet LIVE! 2018's flagship student even was also hosted at the RVC, with workshops from Vetlife, meet and greet with some of the speakers, and laughter yoga. Live student hosted viewing events were also held across the UK, in Bristol, Cheshire, Scotland, Nottingham and Sussex, as well as further afield in Belgium, Greece, Nigeria, Kenya and many more.<br /> <br /> The fantastic line up in the Central stream included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/what-does-the-liver-do 'What does the Liver do, and what happens when it doesn't']''' by Professor Jill Maddison, and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/clients-behaving-badly Clients behaving badly]''', by Kim Whittlestone and Ruth Serlin and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/guts-rabbit 'Guts -Understanding the fundamentals of rabbit health and disease']''' with Charlie Pignon. <br /> <br /> ====Western Stream====<br /> <br /> The final stream of the event was the '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored Western Stream, which was coordinated and hosted by Vet Med Academy in the USA.<br /> <br /> Some of their top rated sessions in this stream were '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/pediatric-pharmacology 'Paediatric pharmacology']''' from Melissa Clarke, the fantastically named '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/rhythm-and-blues Rhythm and Blues; a story of arrhythmias and cyanosis']''' from Maureen McMichael, sponsored by '''[https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]''' and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/when-the-dip-has-no-zip When the dip has no zip']''' a talk on anthelmintic resistance from David Villar, from University of Antioquia, in Columbia.<br /> <br /> ====Student Sessions====<br /> <br /> Within each stream, there was session called 'Student Experiences', where students from all over the world shared their diverse and fascinating experiences on their journeys to becoming qualified vets. <br /> <br /> Our Eastern student sessions kicked off with Corey Regnerus, from Massey University, NZ, talking about sustainability of the veterinary industry, followed by Meredith Wall, a postgraduate student who discussed her PhD subject, a psychological approach to feline obesity. The session ended with Malcolm Chong, from Malaysia talking about his experiences as a vet student of the world. <br /> <br /> Our Central student sessions included talks about their various experiences from Lisa Buren, from Utrecht, Netherlands talking about One health; Marzelle Fourie, from Pretoria, South Africa on her experiences in wildlife conservation, and Beth Dixon, from Liverpool, England discussion her experiences as a vet student overseas.<br /> <br /> Our Western student session saw Emma Asrow, from University of Wisconsin-Madison talking about the human animal bond, followed by an inspiring talk from Jaclyn St Croix, and her experiences overcoming cognitive biases in vet school. The final student session of WikIVet LIVE! 2019 was Isaac Florence from RVC, talking about his experiences in global one health projects. <br /> <br /> ===Sponsors===<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 could not have happened without the generosity and commitment of our '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/virtual-trade-fair sponsors]''', whom we would like to thank unreservedly.<br /> <br /> Extra special thanks go to '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', a longstanding friend of WikiVet who were our Gold Sponsor, for sponsoring the whole event and supporting us every step of the way. <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' kindly sponsored both the Central and Western Streams, as a Silver Sponsor.<br /> <br /> We had 5 Bronze Sponsors, who sponsored individual sessions, who we would also like to thank. <br /> <br /> [https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]<br /> [http://www.provet.com.au Provet]<br /> [http://www.tcvm.com Chi Institute]<br /> [https://www.karlstorz.com/gb/en/index.htm Karl Storz]<br /> [https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]<br /> <br /> <br /> We also had three Conference Associates who supported WikiVet LIVE! 2018 who we would also like to thank for their involvement.<br /> <br /> [https://www.thewebinarvet.com The Webinar Vet]<br /> [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press]<br /> [http://collab8.com Collab8]<br /> <br /> ===Recordings===<br /> <br /> Many of the live talks were recorded for viewing at a later date. These may be accessed via the '''[www.wikivetlive.com WikiVet LIVE! website]'''<br /> <br /> ===Attendance &amp; Post Event Statistics ===<br /> <br /> 1183 people registered for the event, with 428 individual participants from 33 different countries around the globe attending on the day, plus an additional unknown number of students viewing at more than 10 live hosted events all over the world with between 10-50 students attending each one, likely increasing total live attendees to &gt; 650 participants.</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_LIVE!_2018&diff=199292 2018-09-20T17:03:52Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVet_LIVE!_2018.png|right|400px]]<br /> <br /> ===About===<br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 sponsored by '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', was the first ever FREE, LIVE, 24 hour, ONLINE e-learning event for veterinary students around the world. It was held on '''10th March 2018''', and was streamed live for 24 hours.<br /> <br /> ===Partners===<br /> WikiVet and the '''[http://www.ivsa.org International Veterinary Students' Association (IVSA)]''' were the major partners for WikiVet LIVE! 2018. The '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]''', '''[https://www.rvc.ac.uk Royal Veterinary College, (RVC), University of London]''' and '''[https://www.vetmedteam.com/home.aspx Vet Med Team]''' were the three regional academic partners. <br /> <br /> ===Programme===<br /> There were three 8 hour regional streams, coordinated by three time zone centres: <br /> *GMT -8 (Eastern Stream) - to cater for Oceania and Asia<br /> *GMT (Central Stream) - to cater for UK, Europe and Africa<br /> *GMT+8 (Western Stream) - to cater for North and South America<br /> <br /> ====Eastern Stream====<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 got off to a very strong start, with our Eastern Stream, co-ordinated and hosted by the [https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education (CVE), from the University of Sydney]. Their diverse and engaging programme included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/new-age-spay-and-neutering 'Neutering in Dogs - commonly performed but not necessarily routine']''' from Arthur House, '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/animal-disease-in-shelters 'Disease in animal shelters - where to send animals to get sick']''' by Mark Westmann and the novel and innovative talk '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/crisis-management-in-anaesthesia 'Crisis management in anaesthesia - What can we learn from airline pilots?']''' from veterinary anaesthetist Colin Dunlop and Vet turned airline pilot, Nathan Kock.<br /> <br /> ====Central Stream====<br /> <br /> The '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored, Central stream was co-ordinated and hosted by the [[UK - Royal Veterinary College, London | Royal Veterinary College (RVC), London]]. A fantastic IVSA Student Live hosted event, WikiVet LIVE! 2018's flagship student even was also hosted at the RVC, with workshops from Vetlife, meet and greet with some of the speakers, and laughter yoga. Live student hosted viewing events were also held across the UK, in Bristol, Cheshire, Scotland, Nottingham and Sussex, as well as further afield in Belgium, Greece, Nigeria, Kenya and many more.<br /> <br /> The fantastic line up in the Central stream included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/what-does-the-liver-do 'What does the Liver do, and what happens when it doesn't']''' by Professor Jill Maddison, and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/clients-behaving-badly Clients behaving badly]''', by Kim Whittlestone and Ruth Serlin and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/guts-rabbit 'Guts -Understanding the fundamentals of rabbit health and disease']''' with Charlie Pignon. <br /> <br /> ====Western Stream====<br /> <br /> The final stream of the event was the '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored Western Stream, which was coordinated and hosted by Vet Med Academy in the USA.<br /> <br /> Some of their top rated sessions in this stream were '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/pediatric-pharmacology 'Paediatric pharmacology']''' from Melissa Clarke, the fantastically named '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/rhythm-and-blues Rhythm and Blues; a story of arrhythmias and cyanosis']''' from Maureen McMichael, sponsored by [https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite] and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/when-the-dip-has-no-zip When the dip has no zip']''' a talk on anthelmintic resistance from David Villar, from University of Antioquia, in Columbia.<br /> <br /> ====Student Sessions====<br /> <br /> Within each stream, there was session called 'Student Experiences', where students from all over the world shared their diverse and fascinating experiences on their journeys to becoming qualified vets. <br /> <br /> Our Eastern student sessions kicked off with Corey Regnerus, from Massey University, NZ, talking about sustainability of the veterinary industry, followed by Meredith Wall, a postgraduate student who discussed her PhD subject, a psychological approach to feline obesity. The session ended with Malcolm Chong, from Malaysia talking about his experiences as a vet student of the world. <br /> <br /> Our Central student sessions included talks about their various experiences from Lisa Buren, from Utrecht, Netherlands talking about One health; Marzelle Fourie, from Pretoria, South Africa on her experiences in wildlife conservation, and Beth Dixon, from Liverpool, England discussion her experiences as a vet student overseas.<br /> <br /> Our Western student session saw Emma Asrow, from University of Wisconsin-Madison talking about the human animal bond, followed by an inspiring talk from Jaclyn St Croix, and her experiences overcoming cognitive biases in vet school. The final student session of WikIVet LIVE! 2019 was Isaac Florence from RVC, talking about his experiences in global one health projects. <br /> <br /> ===Sponsors===<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 could not have happened without the generosity and commitment of our '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/virtual-trade-fair sponsors]''', whom we would like to thank unreservedly.<br /> <br /> Extra special thanks go to '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', a longstanding friend of WikiVet who were our Gold Sponsor, for sponsoring the whole event and supporting us every step of the way. <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' kindly sponsored both the Central and Western Streams, as a Silver Sponsor.<br /> <br /> We had 5 Bronze Sponsors, who sponsored individual sessions, who we would also like to thank. <br /> <br /> [https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]<br /> [http://www.provet.com.au Provet]<br /> [http://www.tcvm.com Chi Institute]<br /> [https://www.karlstorz.com/gb/en/index.htm Karl Storz]<br /> [https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]<br /> <br /> <br /> We also had three Conference Associates who supported WikiVet LIVE! 2018 who we would also like to thank for their involvement.<br /> <br /> [https://www.thewebinarvet.com The Webinar Vet]<br /> [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press]<br /> [http://collab8.com Collab8]<br /> <br /> ===Recordings===<br /> <br /> Many of the live talks were recorded for viewing at a later date. These may be accessed via the '''[www.wikivetlive.com WikiVet LIVE! website]'''<br /> <br /> ===Attendance &amp; Post Event Statistics ===<br /> <br /> 1183 people registered for the event, with 428 individual participants from 33 different countries around the globe attending on the day, plus an additional unknown number of students viewing at more than 10 live hosted events all over the world with between 10-50 students attending each one, likely increasing total live attendees to &gt; 650 participants.</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_LIVE!_2018&diff=199291 2018-09-20T17:03:05Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVet_LIVE!_2018.png|right|400px]]<br /> <br /> ===About===<br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 sponsored by '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', was the first ever FREE, LIVE, 24 hour, ONLINE e-learning event for veterinary students around the world. It was held on '''10th March 2018''', and was streamed live for 24 hours.<br /> <br /> ===Partners===<br /> WikiVet and the '''[http://www.ivsa.org International Veterinary Students' Association (IVSA)]''' were the major partners for WikiVet LIVE! 2018. The '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]''', '''[https://www.rvc.ac.uk Royal Veterinary College, (RVC), University of London]''' and '''[https://www.vetmedteam.com/home.aspx Vet Med Team]''' were the three regional academic partners. <br /> <br /> ===Programme===<br /> There were three 8 hour regional streams, coordinated by three time zone centres: <br /> *GMT -8 (Eastern Stream) - to cater for Oceania and Asia<br /> *GMT (Central Stream) - to cater for UK, Europe and Africa<br /> *GMT+8 (Western Stream) - to cater for North and South America<br /> <br /> ====Eastern Stream====<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 got off to a very strong start, with our Eastern Stream, co-ordinated and hosted by the [https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education (CVE), from the University of Sydney]. Their diverse and engaging programme included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/new-age-spay-and-neutering 'Neutering in Dogs - commonly performed but not necessarily routine']''' from Arthur House, '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/animal-disease-in-shelters 'Disease in animal shelters - where to send animals to get sick']''' by Mark Westmann and the novel and innovative talk '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/crisis-management-in-anaesthesia 'Crisis management in anaesthesia - What can we learn from airline pilots?']''' from veterinary anaesthetist Colin Dunlop and Vet turned airline pilot, Nathan Kock.<br /> <br /> ====Central Stream====<br /> <br /> The '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' sponsored, Central stream was co-ordinated and hosted by the [[UK - Royal Veterinary College, London | Royal Veterinary College (RVC), London]]. A fantastic IVSA Student Live hosted event, WikiVet LIVE! 2018's flagship student even was also hosted at the RVC, with workshops from Vetlife, meet and greet with some of the speakers, and laughter yoga. Live student hosted viewing events were also held across the UK, in Bristol, Cheshire, Scotland, Nottingham and Sussex, as well as further afield in Belgium, Greece, Nigeria, Kenya and many more.<br /> <br /> The fantastic line up in the Central stream included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/what-does-the-liver-do 'What does the Liver do, and what happens when it doesn't']''' by Professor Jill Maddison, and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/clients-behaving-badly Clients behaving badly]''', by Kim Whittlestone and Ruth Serlin and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/guts-rabbit 'Guts -Understanding the fundamentals of rabbit health and disease']''' with Charlie Pignon. <br /> <br /> ====Western Stream====<br /> <br /> The final stream of the event was the Royal Canin sponsored Western Stream, which was coordinated and hosted by Vet Med Academy in the USA.<br /> <br /> Some of their top rated sessions in this stream were '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/pediatric-pharmacology 'Paediatric pharmacology']''' from Melissa Clarke, the fantastically named '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/rhythm-and-blues Rhythm and Blues; a story of arrhythmias and cyanosis']''' from Maureen McMichael, sponsored by [https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite] and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/when-the-dip-has-no-zip When the dip has no zip']''' a talk on anthelmintic resistance from David Villar, from University of Antioquia, in Columbia.<br /> <br /> ====Student Sessions====<br /> <br /> Within each stream, there was session called 'Student Experiences', where students from all over the world shared their diverse and fascinating experiences on their journeys to becoming qualified vets. <br /> <br /> Our Eastern student sessions kicked off with Corey Regnerus, from Massey University, NZ, talking about sustainability of the veterinary industry, followed by Meredith Wall, a postgraduate student who discussed her PhD subject, a psychological approach to feline obesity. The session ended with Malcolm Chong, from Malaysia talking about his experiences as a vet student of the world. <br /> <br /> Our Central student sessions included talks about their various experiences from Lisa Buren, from Utrecht, Netherlands talking about One health; Marzelle Fourie, from Pretoria, South Africa on her experiences in wildlife conservation, and Beth Dixon, from Liverpool, England discussion her experiences as a vet student overseas.<br /> <br /> Our Western student session saw Emma Asrow, from University of Wisconsin-Madison talking about the human animal bond, followed by an inspiring talk from Jaclyn St Croix, and her experiences overcoming cognitive biases in vet school. The final student session of WikIVet LIVE! 2019 was Isaac Florence from RVC, talking about his experiences in global one health projects. <br /> <br /> ===Sponsors===<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 could not have happened without the generosity and commitment of our '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/virtual-trade-fair sponsors]''', whom we would like to thank unreservedly.<br /> <br /> Extra special thanks go to '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', a longstanding friend of WikiVet who were our Gold Sponsor, for sponsoring the whole event and supporting us every step of the way. <br /> <br /> '''[https://www.royalcanin.com Royal Canin]''' kindly sponsored both the Central and Western Streams, as a Silver Sponsor.<br /> <br /> We had 5 Bronze Sponsors, who sponsored individual sessions, who we would also like to thank. <br /> <br /> [https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]<br /> [http://www.provet.com.au Provet]<br /> [http://www.tcvm.com Chi Institute]<br /> [https://www.karlstorz.com/gb/en/index.htm Karl Storz]<br /> [https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]<br /> <br /> <br /> We also had three Conference Associates who supported WikiVet LIVE! 2018 who we would also like to thank for their involvement.<br /> <br /> [https://www.thewebinarvet.com The Webinar Vet]<br /> [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press]<br /> [http://collab8.com Collab8]<br /> <br /> ===Recordings===<br /> <br /> Many of the live talks were recorded for viewing at a later date. These may be accessed via the '''[www.wikivetlive.com WikiVet LIVE! website]'''<br /> <br /> ===Attendance &amp; Post Event Statistics ===<br /> <br /> 1183 people registered for the event, with 428 individual participants from 33 different countries around the globe attending on the day, plus an additional unknown number of students viewing at more than 10 live hosted events all over the world with between 10-50 students attending each one, likely increasing total live attendees to &gt; 650 participants.</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199288 2018-09-20T12:32:51Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* Role of the Student Ambassadors */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|200px|right]]<br /> <br /> ==What is a WikiVet International Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> WikiVet's International Student Ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team within their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as a WikiVet International Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * creating and sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * providing WikiVet with information on numbers of students at your school<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==What you get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include:<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 STUDENT AMBASSADORS - DIGITAL GOODY BAG <br /> <br /> Includes:'''<br /> <br /> *a free ticket to The Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019 - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD which you can do from the comfort of your own home.<br /> *Other digital goodies TBC<br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, *****TBC****. Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our student ambassador coordinator will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199287 2018-09-20T12:27:28Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|200px|right]]<br /> <br /> ==What is a WikiVet International Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> WikiVet's International Student Ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team within their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as a WikiVet International Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * creating and sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==What you get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include:<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 STUDENT AMBASSADORS - DIGITAL GOODY BAG <br /> <br /> Includes:'''<br /> <br /> *a free ticket to The Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019 - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD which you can do from the comfort of your own home.<br /> *Other digital goodies TBC<br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, *****TBC****. Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our student ambassador coordinator will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=Volunteer_Opportunities_-_CRC_Press&diff=199082 2018-09-06T09:12:43Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> <br /> WikiVet has recently partnered with [[CRC Press]] to provide you with some fantastic resources, including free access to selected material from their veterinary textbooks as well as great discounts on both physical and electronic copies of their books. <br /> <br /> For more information on their full veterinary range, go to the [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press] Veterinary website.<br /> <br /> ==How you can help==<br /> <br /> Would you like to bag yourself a free textbook or book voucher, and help out WikiVet at the same time? The voucher will be redeemable against a wide range of textbooks from CRC Press, a premier global publisher of science, technology and medical resources. CRC Press publish the highly-regarded Self-Assessment Colour Review series as well as many other recommended anatomy and clinical texts.<br /> <br /> There are three ways that you can get involved, help WikiVet, and get some great revision in at the same time!<br /> <br /> ===Case selection from the Self-Assessment Colour Review series===<br /> <br /> Do you find case examples a useful way to revise? Do you like to test yourself and your friends to help you learn tricky topics? We have a limited number of opportunities for students to help WikiVet select the top 10% of cases from a range of titles in CRC Press' fantastic self-assessment series, across a variety of veterinary topics. This is likely to take a few hours of your time, but will provide you with some excellent revision in your chosen topic, and give you the chance to get a another free book from this highly practical series.<br /> <br /> For more information on how to get involved, go to [[CRC Press - Case Selection Information]].<br /> <br /> ===Published book reviews===<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Want to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are offering free book vouchers worth up to £150, or your choice of textbook, in return for book reviews that are published on WikiVet. We're looking for both students and new practitioners to review books published within the last six months (or about to be published - CRC Press can give you an advance copy to assess). If you're interested, please email CRC Press' Veterinary Editor alice.oven@tandf.co.uk with your topic of interest. We can only publish one student review and one practitioner review of each new text, so first come, first served! <br /> <br /> For more details on this opportunity, go to [[CRC Press - Book Review Information]].<br /> <br /> ===New book proposal reviews===<br /> <br /> Would you like to offer your opinion on new veterinary textbook proposals? If so, you can email alice.oven@tandf.co.uk to join a mailing list, and have the chance to peer review new book proposals in return for a book voucher worth up to £200. This usually involves reading a short proposal document and some sample writing, and completing a questionnaire about the content. As above, this opportunity will be on a first come, first served basis so keep an eye on your emails!<br /> <br /> For more details on this opportunity go to [[CRC Press - Book Proposal Questionnaire Information]].<br /> <br /> ==Contact Us==<br /> <br /> For more information on any of the above opportunities, please contact Alice Oven at alice.oven@tandf.co.uk</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Book_Review_Information&diff=199081 2018-09-06T09:03:37Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>= Published Book Reviews =<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Want to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are looking for both students and practitioners to review books that have been published within the last six months (or about to be published - CRC Press can give you an advance copy to assess). <br /> <br /> =Reviewer Guidelines=<br /> <br /> * Each book review should be 400-800 words <br /> <br /> *They should be written in good British English. <br /> <br /> *Reviewers will have 3 weeks to write their review from the date they receive their digital copy of the book<br /> <br /> *Suggested topics to cover might be: <br /> <br /> &gt; Usefulness for course revision &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Stage of vet school most suitable for &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Breadth of topics covered within the specialty addressed by the book &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Readability &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Image quality where applicable &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Usefulness in practice &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Specific sections/features of the book that most appealed &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Suggestions for possible improvements in future editions &lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> =Titles for Review=<br /> <br /> '''Recent publications for which we're now looking for reviewers are:''' <br /> <br /> Small Animal Imaging: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Canine Infectious Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Goat Medicine and Surgery<br /> <br /> Veterinary Nursing Care Plans<br /> <br /> Equine Pediatric Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Pig Health<br /> <br /> Fascial Anatomy of the Equine Limb<br /> <br /> <br /> '''And forthcoming in the next few months:''' <br /> <br /> Diagnostic MRI in Dogs and Cats<br /> <br /> Skin Diseases of the Dog and Cat: Colour Handbook, Third Edition<br /> <br /> Ophthalmic Disease in Veterinary Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> The Welfare of Cattle<br /> <br /> Small Animal Anesthesia and Pain Management: A Color Handbook, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Essentials of Clinical Anatomy of the Equine Locomotor System<br /> <br /> Small Animal Medicine and Metabolic Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review, Second Edition <br /> <br /> <br /> =Reward=<br /> <br /> CRC Press and WikiVet are offering a £150 CRC Press book voucher as a thank you for students who write a book review that is published on WikiVet. This book voucher can be redeemed against any textbook from CRC Press. A list of their veterinary texts may be found [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine here]<br /> <br /> <br /> =Get Involved=<br /> <br /> If you're interested, please email CRC Press' Veterinary Editor alice.oven@tandf.co.uk with your topic of interest. We can only publish one student review and one practitioner review of each new text, so first come, first served!</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Book_Review_Information&diff=199080 2018-09-06T09:02:45Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> '''= Published Book Reviews ='''<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Want to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are looking for both students and practitioners to review books that have been published within the last six months (or about to be published - CRC Press can give you an advance copy to assess). <br /> <br /> '''=Reviewer Guidelines='''<br /> <br /> * Each book review should be 400-800 words <br /> <br /> *They should be written in good British English. <br /> <br /> *Reviewers will have 3 weeks to write their review from the date they receive their digital copy of the book<br /> <br /> *Suggested topics to cover might be: <br /> <br /> &gt; Usefulness for course revision &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Stage of vet school most suitable for &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Breadth of topics covered within the specialty addressed by the book &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Readability &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Image quality where applicable &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Usefulness in practice &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Specific sections/features of the book that most appealed &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Suggestions for possible improvements in future editions &lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> '''=Titles for Review='''<br /> <br /> '''Recent publications for which we're now looking for reviewers are:''' <br /> <br /> Small Animal Imaging: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Canine Infectious Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Goat Medicine and Surgery<br /> <br /> Veterinary Nursing Care Plans<br /> <br /> Equine Pediatric Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Pig Health<br /> <br /> Fascial Anatomy of the Equine Limb<br /> <br /> <br /> '''And forthcoming in the next few months:''' <br /> <br /> Diagnostic MRI in Dogs and Cats<br /> <br /> Skin Diseases of the Dog and Cat: Colour Handbook, Third Edition<br /> <br /> Ophthalmic Disease in Veterinary Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> The Welfare of Cattle<br /> <br /> Small Animal Anesthesia and Pain Management: A Color Handbook, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Essentials of Clinical Anatomy of the Equine Locomotor System<br /> <br /> Small Animal Medicine and Metabolic Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review, Second Edition <br /> <br /> <br /> '''=Reward='''<br /> <br /> CRC Press and WikiVet are offering a £150 CRC Press book voucher as a thank you for students who write a book review that is published on WikiVet. This book voucher can be redeemed against any textbook from CRC Press. A list of their veterinary texts may be found [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine here]<br /> <br /> <br /> '''=Get Involved='''<br /> <br /> If you're interested, please email CRC Press' Veterinary Editor alice.oven@tandf.co.uk with your topic of interest. We can only publish one student review and one practitioner review of each new text, so first come, first served!</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Book_Review_Information&diff=199079 2018-09-06T09:01:43Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* Reviewer Guidelines */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Published Book Reviews =<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Want to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are looking for both students and practitioners to review books that have been published within the last six months (or about to be published - CRC Press can give you an advance copy to assess). <br /> <br /> =Reviewer Guidelines=<br /> <br /> * Each book review should be 400-800 words <br /> <br /> *They should be written in good British English. <br /> <br /> *Reviewers will have 3 weeks to write their review from the date they receive their digital copy of the book<br /> <br /> *Suggested topics to cover might be: <br /> <br /> &gt; Usefulness for course revision &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Stage of vet school most suitable for &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Breadth of topics covered within the specialty addressed by the book &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Readability &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Image quality where applicable &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Usefulness in practice &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Specific sections/features of the book that most appealed &lt;br&gt;<br /> &gt; Suggestions for possible improvements in future editions &lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> =Titles for Review=<br /> <br /> '''Recent publications for which we're now looking for reviewers are:''' <br /> <br /> Small Animal Imaging: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Canine Infectious Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Goat Medicine and Surgery<br /> <br /> Veterinary Nursing Care Plans<br /> <br /> Equine Pediatric Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Pig Health<br /> <br /> Fascial Anatomy of the Equine Limb<br /> <br /> <br /> '''And forthcoming in the next few months:''' <br /> <br /> Diagnostic MRI in Dogs and Cats<br /> <br /> Skin Diseases of the Dog and Cat: Colour Handbook, Third Edition<br /> <br /> Ophthalmic Disease in Veterinary Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> The Welfare of Cattle<br /> <br /> Small Animal Anesthesia and Pain Management: A Color Handbook, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Essentials of Clinical Anatomy of the Equine Locomotor System<br /> <br /> Small Animal Medicine and Metabolic Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review, Second Edition <br /> <br /> =Reward=<br /> <br /> CRC Press and WikiVet are offering a £150 CRC Press book voucher as a thank you for students who write a book review that is published on WikiVet. This book voucher can be redeemed against any textbook from CRC Press. A list of their veterinary texts may be found [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine here]<br /> <br /> <br /> =Get Involved=<br /> <br /> If you're interested, please email CRC Press' Veterinary Editor alice.oven@tandf.co.uk with your topic of interest. We can only publish one student review and one practitioner review of each new text, so first come, first served!</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Book_Review_Information&diff=199078 2018-09-06T09:00:48Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* Reviewer Guidelines */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Published Book Reviews =<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Want to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are looking for both students and practitioners to review books that have been published within the last six months (or about to be published - CRC Press can give you an advance copy to assess). <br /> <br /> =Reviewer Guidelines=<br /> <br /> * Each book review should be 400-800 words <br /> <br /> *They should be written in good British English. <br /> <br /> *Reviewers will have 3 weeks to write their review from the date they receive their digital copy of the book<br /> <br /> *Suggested topics to cover might be: <br /> <br /> &gt; Usefulness for course revision<br /> &gt; Stage of vet school most suitable for<br /> &gt; Breadth of topics covered within the specialty addressed by the book<br /> &gt; Readability<br /> &gt; Image quality where applicable<br /> &gt; Usefulness in practice<br /> &gt; Specific sections/features of the book that most appealed<br /> &gt; Suggestions for possible improvements in future editions<br /> <br /> =Titles for Review=<br /> <br /> '''Recent publications for which we're now looking for reviewers are:''' <br /> <br /> Small Animal Imaging: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Canine Infectious Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Goat Medicine and Surgery<br /> <br /> Veterinary Nursing Care Plans<br /> <br /> Equine Pediatric Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Pig Health<br /> <br /> Fascial Anatomy of the Equine Limb<br /> <br /> <br /> '''And forthcoming in the next few months:''' <br /> <br /> Diagnostic MRI in Dogs and Cats<br /> <br /> Skin Diseases of the Dog and Cat: Colour Handbook, Third Edition<br /> <br /> Ophthalmic Disease in Veterinary Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> The Welfare of Cattle<br /> <br /> Small Animal Anesthesia and Pain Management: A Color Handbook, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Essentials of Clinical Anatomy of the Equine Locomotor System<br /> <br /> Small Animal Medicine and Metabolic Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review, Second Edition <br /> <br /> =Reward=<br /> <br /> CRC Press and WikiVet are offering a £150 CRC Press book voucher as a thank you for students who write a book review that is published on WikiVet. This book voucher can be redeemed against any textbook from CRC Press. A list of their veterinary texts may be found [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine here]<br /> <br /> <br /> =Get Involved=<br /> <br /> If you're interested, please email CRC Press' Veterinary Editor alice.oven@tandf.co.uk with your topic of interest. We can only publish one student review and one practitioner review of each new text, so first come, first served!</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Book_Review_Information&diff=199077 2018-09-06T08:59:36Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Published Book Reviews =<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Want to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are looking for both students and practitioners to review books that have been published within the last six months (or about to be published - CRC Press can give you an advance copy to assess). <br /> <br /> =Reviewer Guidelines=<br /> <br /> * Each book review should be 400-800 words <br /> <br /> *They should be written in good British English. <br /> <br /> *Reviewers will have 3 weeks to write their review from the date they receive their digital copy of the book<br /> <br /> *Suggested topics to cover might be: <br /> <br /> &gt;Usefulness for course revision<br /> &gt; Stage of vet school most suitable for<br /> &gt; Breadth of topics covered within the specialty addressed by the book<br /> * Readability<br /> * Image quality where applicable<br /> * Usefulness in practice<br /> * Specific sections/features of the book that most appealed<br /> * Suggestions for possible improvements in future editions <br /> <br /> =Titles for Review=<br /> <br /> '''Recent publications for which we're now looking for reviewers are:''' <br /> <br /> Small Animal Imaging: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Canine Infectious Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Goat Medicine and Surgery<br /> <br /> Veterinary Nursing Care Plans<br /> <br /> Equine Pediatric Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Pig Health<br /> <br /> Fascial Anatomy of the Equine Limb<br /> <br /> <br /> '''And forthcoming in the next few months:''' <br /> <br /> Diagnostic MRI in Dogs and Cats<br /> <br /> Skin Diseases of the Dog and Cat: Colour Handbook, Third Edition<br /> <br /> Ophthalmic Disease in Veterinary Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> The Welfare of Cattle<br /> <br /> Small Animal Anesthesia and Pain Management: A Color Handbook, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Essentials of Clinical Anatomy of the Equine Locomotor System<br /> <br /> Small Animal Medicine and Metabolic Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review, Second Edition <br /> <br /> =Reward=<br /> <br /> CRC Press and WikiVet are offering a £150 CRC Press book voucher as a thank you for students who write a book review that is published on WikiVet. This book voucher can be redeemed against any textbook from CRC Press. A list of their veterinary texts may be found [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine here]<br /> <br /> <br /> =Get Involved=<br /> <br /> If you're interested, please email CRC Press' Veterinary Editor alice.oven@tandf.co.uk with your topic of interest. We can only publish one student review and one practitioner review of each new text, so first come, first served!</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Book_Review_Information&diff=199076 2018-09-06T08:55:24Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Published Book Reviews =<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Want to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are offering free book vouchers worth up to £150, or your choice of textbook, in return for book reviews published on WikiVet. We're looking for both students and practitioners to review books published within the last six months (or about to be published - CRC Press can give you an advance copy to assess). <br /> <br /> =Reviewer Guidelines=<br /> <br /> * Each book review should be 400-800 words <br /> <br /> *They should be written in good British English. <br /> <br /> *Reviewers will have 3 weeks to write their review from the date they receive their digital copy of the book<br /> <br /> *Suggested topics to cover might be: <br /> <br /> * Usefulness for course revision<br /> * Stage of vet school most suitable for<br /> * Breadth of topics covered within the specialty addressed by the book<br /> * Readability<br /> * Image quality where applicable<br /> * Usefulness in practice<br /> * Specific sections/features of the book that most appealed<br /> * Suggestions for possible improvements in future editions <br /> <br /> =Titles for Review=<br /> <br /> '''Recent publications for which we're now looking for reviewers are:''' <br /> <br /> Small Animal Imaging: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Canine Infectious Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Goat Medicine and Surgery<br /> <br /> Veterinary Nursing Care Plans<br /> <br /> Equine Pediatric Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Pig Health<br /> <br /> Fascial Anatomy of the Equine Limb<br /> <br /> <br /> '''And forthcoming in the next few months:''' <br /> <br /> Diagnostic MRI in Dogs and Cats<br /> <br /> Skin Diseases of the Dog and Cat: Colour Handbook, Third Edition<br /> <br /> Ophthalmic Disease in Veterinary Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> The Welfare of Cattle<br /> <br /> Small Animal Anesthesia and Pain Management: A Color Handbook, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Essentials of Clinical Anatomy of the Equine Locomotor System<br /> <br /> Small Animal Medicine and Metabolic Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review, Second Edition <br /> <br /> =Get Involved=<br /> <br /> If you're interested, please email CRC Press' Veterinary Editor alice.oven@tandf.co.uk with your topic of interest. We can only publish one student review and one practitioner review of each new text, so first come, first served!</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Book_Review_Information&diff=199075 2018-09-06T08:54:41Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> = Published Book Reviews =<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Want to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are offering free book vouchers worth up to £150, or your choice of textbook, in return for book reviews published on WikiVet. We're looking for both students and practitioners to review books published within the last six months (or about to be published - CRC Press can give you an advance copy to assess). <br /> <br /> ==Reviewer Guidelines==<br /> <br /> * Each book review should be 400-800 words <br /> <br /> *They should be written in good British English. <br /> <br /> *Reviewers will have 3 weeks to write their review from the date they receive their digital copy of the book<br /> <br /> *Suggested topics to cover might be: <br /> <br /> * Usefulness for course revision<br /> * Stage of vet school most suitable for<br /> * Breadth of topics covered within the specialty addressed by the book<br /> * Readability<br /> * Image quality where applicable<br /> * Usefulness in practice<br /> * Specific sections/features of the book that most appealed<br /> * Suggestions for possible improvements in future editions <br /> <br /> ==Titles for Review==<br /> <br /> '''Recent publications for which we're now looking for reviewers are:''' <br /> <br /> Small Animal Imaging: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Canine Infectious Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review<br /> <br /> Goat Medicine and Surgery<br /> <br /> Veterinary Nursing Care Plans<br /> <br /> Equine Pediatric Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Pig Health<br /> <br /> Fascial Anatomy of the Equine Limb<br /> <br /> <br /> '''And forthcoming in the next few months:''' <br /> <br /> Diagnostic MRI in Dogs and Cats<br /> <br /> Skin Diseases of the Dog and Cat: Colour Handbook, Third Edition<br /> <br /> Ophthalmic Disease in Veterinary Medicine, Second Edition<br /> <br /> The Welfare of Cattle<br /> <br /> Small Animal Anesthesia and Pain Management: A Color Handbook, Second Edition<br /> <br /> Essentials of Clinical Anatomy of the Equine Locomotor System<br /> <br /> Small Animal Medicine and Metabolic Diseases: Self-Assessment Color Review, Second Edition <br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> If you're interested, please email CRC Press' Veterinary Editor alice.oven@tandf.co.uk with your topic of interest. We can only publish one student review and one practitioner review of each new text, so first come, first served!</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Book_Proposal_Questionnaire_Information&diff=199074 2018-09-06T08:48:07Z

<p>Bevpanto: Created page with &quot;= Book proposal reviews = Interested in assessing new book publications before they hit the bookshops? Do you want to help shape book ideas to make them the very best they ca...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>= Book proposal reviews =<br /> <br /> Interested in assessing new book publications before they hit the bookshops? Do you want to help shape book ideas to make them the very best they can be for veterinary students? CRC Press want to know your thoughts on brand new book proposals aimed at veterinary students and new practitioners. Your feedback can help the author or editor tailor their book plan to make it better suited to students' needs. It can even help CRC Press decide whether or not a book project is worth taking forward. <br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> If you'd like to be involved, please email Veterinary Editor alice.oven@tandf.co.uk with some information about your particular areas of interest within veterinary medicine, your level of study, and your vet school. Alice will then add you to a mailing list and contact you should a relevant new book proposal come in for review. You would then have three weeks to complete a detailed questionnaire about the proposal (the proposals are normally around 5-10 pages plus a few pages of sample writing)<br /> <br /> ==Reward==<br /> <br /> CRC Press are offering a £200 CRC Press book voucher as a thank you for students who review any book proposals. This book voucher can be redeemed against any textbook from CRC Press. A list of their veterinary texts may be found [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine here]<br /> <br /> Occasionally CRC Press also assess existing books for new editions, in which case we would ask you to review the current edition rather than a proposal.</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199071 2018-09-05T23:15:10Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|200px|right]]<br /> <br /> ==What is a WikiVet International Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> WikiVet's International Student Ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team within their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as a WikiVet International Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * creating and sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==What you get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include:<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 STUDENT AMBASSADORS - DIGITAL GOODY BAG <br /> <br /> Includes:'''<br /> <br /> *a free ticket to The Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019 - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD which you can do from the comfort of your own home.<br /> *Other digital goodies TBC<br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, TBC***. Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our student ambassador coordinator will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199070 2018-09-05T23:12:52Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|250px|right]] &lt;big&gt;'''WikiVet are recruiting International Student Ambassadors from every Vet School that is registered with WikiVet'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==What is a WikiVet International Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> WikiVet's International Student Ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team within their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as a WikiVet International Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * creating and sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==Get Involved==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==What you get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include:<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 STUDENT AMBASSADORS - DIGITAL GOODY BAG <br /> <br /> Includes:'''<br /> <br /> *a free ticket to The Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019 - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD. <br /> *Other digital goodies!<br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, TBC***. Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our student ambassador coordinator will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199069 2018-09-05T23:07:52Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* What YOU get in return */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|300px|centre]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;big&gt;'''WikiVet are recruiting Student Ambassadors from every Vet School that is registered with WikiVet'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==What is a WikiVet Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> WikiVet's student ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team in their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> ==What you can do…==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as an International WikiVet Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==What you get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include;<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 Ambassadors - Digital Goody Bag - Including:'''<br /> <br /> *a free ticket to The Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019 - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD. <br /> *Other digital goodies!<br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, TBC***. Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our student ambassador coordinator will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199068 2018-09-05T23:07:32Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* What YOU can do… */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|300px|centre]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;big&gt;'''WikiVet are recruiting Student Ambassadors from every Vet School that is registered with WikiVet'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==What is a WikiVet Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> WikiVet's student ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team in their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> ==What you can do…==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as an International WikiVet Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==What YOU get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include;<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 Ambassadors - Digital Goody Bag - Including:'''<br /> <br /> *a free ticket to The Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019 - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD. <br /> *Other digital goodies!<br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, TBC***. Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our student ambassador coordinator will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199067 2018-09-05T23:03:48Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|300px|centre]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;big&gt;'''WikiVet are recruiting Student Ambassadors from every Vet School that is registered with WikiVet'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==What is a WikiVet Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> We are looking for both a senior and a junior ambassador for each school. The senior role is aimed at students in the clinical or later years of their course. Their role will include identifying and supporting a Junior WikIVet Student Ambassador, in the preclinical or earlier years of the course. The Junior ambassador will have the opportunity to be promoted to Senior ambassador when the existing Senior graduates. <br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> WikiVet's student ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team in their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> ==What YOU can do…==<br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students in years below you. So we are now looking for student ambassadors (up to two from each school) from all over the world to help us spread the word. <br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have told us that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as an International WikiVet Student Ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaising with WikiVet and other veterinary schools/students wishing to make contact with your school<br /> * sharing posts on social media and contributing to your own school's online community to increase awareness of WikiVet and our events and projects<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * creating and/or updating your vet school's page on WikiVet<br /> * creating a personal profile so that students at your school can find out a little bit more about you<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==What YOU get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that we can reward you and that you will benefit from volunteering as an International Student Ambassador. These include;<br /> <br /> '''NEW FOR 2018/19 Ambassadors - Digital Goody Bag - Including:'''<br /> <br /> *a free ticket to The Webinar Vet's Virtual Congress 2019 - worth up to £447. This has been kindly donated by The Webinar Vet, and gives you access to over 50 hours of top quality, internationally acclaimed CPD. <br /> *Other digital goodies!<br /> <br /> '''Other Benefits'''<br /> * Fantastic experience for your CV, and to discuss at interview in the future<br /> * The opportunity to make contact with veterinary students in other countries with the potential for exchange visits in the future<br /> * Being part of an online community of like minded, forward thinking individuals, and making useful contacts all over the world<br /> * Preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * Having an input into the direction, progression and development of WikiVet, including suggestions for new resources through online focus groups and discussions<br /> * Experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * Making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, TBC***. Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language. Our student ambassador coordinator will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material. <br /> <br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199066 2018-09-05T18:34:35Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|300px|centre]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;big&gt;'''WikiVet are recruiting Student Ambassadors from every Vet School that is registered with WikiVet'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==What is a WikiVet Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one or two WikiVet Student Ambassadors for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we like to aim high!<br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> WikiVet's student ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team in their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students below you. We are also keen to increase the number of schools who benefit from this representation significantly – and we would like your help to do this!<br /> <br /> ==What YOU can do…'==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have commented that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> The activities that you will be involved in as an International WikiVet ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaison with WikiVet and other veterinary schools wishing to make contact<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * updating the vet school page on WikiVet and adding their own personal profile to the site<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==What YOU get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that you can benefit from helping us. These include;<br /> <br /> * making contact with veterinary students in other countries initially online but often leading to opportunities to visit<br /> * preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * feeling you are making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, Gemma Gaitskell-Phillips (ggaitskell@rvc.ac.uk). Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language.Gemma will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material.<br /> <br /> We will then run an online seminar with you and students from other schools to show you how to start getting the most of out of WikiVet in your school.<br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_Student_Ambassadors&diff=199065 2018-09-05T18:27:26Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* Role of the Student Ambassadors */</p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVetneedsyou.png|300px|centre]]<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> &lt;big&gt;'''WikiVet are recruiting Student Ambassadors from every Vet School that is registered with WikiVet'''&lt;/big&gt;<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==What is a WikiVet Student Ambassador?==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is an international resource aimed at vet students, vets and nurses across the globe, and we want to make sure that it is used as widely as possible throughout the world. To do this we need to let students know that WikiVet is here, what resources and content they can find on the site, and new developments, offers and events as they come up. And who better to tell students, than students?! So we're on the look out for student ambassadors - our aim is to have one WikiVet Student Ambassador for every vet school in the world. We know that's pretty ambitious but we have to start somewhere!<br /> <br /> ==Role of the Student Ambassadors==<br /> <br /> WikiVet's student ambassadors act as a point of contact for the WikiVet team in their school, and help WikiVet to keep everybody informed about new developments and opportunities to make sure they don't miss out. <br /> <br /> WikiVet already has international ambassadors all over the world who help to promote WikiVet, and some of our student ambassadors have been involved for many years. However, the idea of being a student, is that one day (and it may seem a long way off at times) you graduate and need to pass on the baton to students below you. We are also keen to increase the number of schools who benefit from this representation significantly – and we would like your help to do this!<br /> <br /> ==What YOU can do…'==<br /> <br /> The work of a WikiVet ambassador is intended to be interesting without demanding too much of your time in order not to compromise your veterinary studies. Past ambassadors have commented that they enjoy contributing to a global project that shares knowledge and allows them to get to know students in other countries.<br /> <br /> The tasks of an ambassador include:<br /> <br /> * being the nominated contact point in the school for liaison with WikiVet and other veterinary schools wishing to make contact<br /> * distributing WikiVet posters and fliers around the school to ensure that all students are familiar with the site<br /> * updating the vet school page on WikiVet and adding their own personal profile to the site<br /> * encouraging staff and students to add content to the site and edit existing material<br /> * raising awareness amongst the academic faculty of WikiVet and encouraging them to recommend the site in lectures<br /> * feeding back to WikiVet any issues or suggestions for future development<br /> <br /> ==What YOU get in return==<br /> <br /> WikiVet is a voluntary organisation with limited resources so we are not able to pay our ambassadors. However, there are many other ways that you can benefit from helping us. These include;<br /> <br /> * making contact with veterinary students in other countries initially online but often leading to opportunities to visit<br /> * preferential access to WikiVet incentives and benefits for example free textbooks, courses and promotional material from sponsors<br /> * experience in working online which will be increasingly valuable on your CV when looking for jobs in the digital future<br /> * feeling you are making a difference especially when professional colleagues in less fortunate vet schools in the world have the opportunity to access content that you consider routine<br /> <br /> ==Next steps==<br /> <br /> If you are interested in getting involved, please get in touch with our student coordinator, Gemma Gaitskell-Phillips (ggaitskell@rvc.ac.uk). Please include a description of yourself, your use of WikiVet so far and why you feel you would be suitable for the position. Successful candidates will need a good grasp of the English language.Gemma will check if there are any other active volunteers in your school and then get back to you with an information pack and induction material.<br /> <br /> We will then run an online seminar with you and students from other schools to show you how to start getting the most of out of WikiVet in your school.<br /> <br /> We look forward to meeting YOU!<br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> ==Current Student Ambassadors==<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> {|cellspacing=&quot;0&quot; cellpadding=&quot;10&quot; width=&quot;800px&quot; style=&quot;clear:both; background-color:#fcfcfc; border:3px solid #50A6C2;&quot; align=&quot;center&quot;<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''Map of Student Ambassador locations'''&lt;p&gt;This will show all student ambassador locations to make it easy to spot if your school has one yet. &lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;Schools marked with a red pin have '''not''' created a page but they do have a student ambassador who is trying to create one - [[Help:Creating_School_Page|why not help them?]]&lt;/p&gt;&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |-<br /> |{{SAmap}}<br /> |-<br /> |&lt;center&gt;'''If you would like to create your school page, view the [[Help:Creating_School_Page|Help page]] which gives instructions'''&lt;/center&gt;<br /> |}<br /> &lt;br&gt;</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Book_Review_Information&diff=199032 2018-09-04T09:41:07Z

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Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Case_Selection_Information&diff=199031 2018-09-04T09:38:55Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>=Introduction=<br /> <br /> WikiVet and CRC Press are collaborating to provide free of charge case excerpts from Veterinary and Nursing textbooks on WikiVet. As part of this, we are offering the opportunity for students to get a free print copy of a textbook in the same series as the text they choose to review, in return for working through the text and selecting excerpts for WikiVet to host as free content. <br /> <br /> There are a limited number of opportunities as we only require one student for each book in the Self Assessment Color Review Series, and the Colour Handbook series. <br /> <br /> =Textbooks=<br /> <br /> This offer applies to the case based Self Assessment Color Review, and Colour Handbook Series.<br /> <br /> LIST OF TEXTS WITH EXTERNAL LINK TO PURCHASE PAGE TO GO HERE<br /> <br /> =Guidelines for students= <br /> <br /> Students are required to work through their chosen textbook, selecting 10% of cases from the book, or 15 cases, whichever is more. Students don’t need to complete every case, but they will need to work through a significant proportion of the book in order to select a good range of cases. <br /> <br /> The following guidelines apply:<br /> <br /> <br /> 1) The cases should be selected based on the suitability of the learning objectives for undergraduate veterinary students<br /> <br /> 2) The cases should be a broad representation of the book eg covering the different species, disciplines and systems<br /> <br /> 3) Cases which are very geographically specific should be avoided<br /> <br /> 4) Case selection should be completed within 6 weeks of being provided with the digital copy of the book<br /> <br /> 5) Digital copies will be shared via a Vitalsource app must not be shared<br /> <br /> 6) The case numbers (for the Self Assessment Color Review Series), or chapter numbers (for the Colour Handbook Series) which have been selected, along with a brief overview of the subject of the case should be recorded in a spreadsheet which will be shared when students are given access to their textbook for review<br /> <br /> 7) A brief reason for the selection of the case should be included for publication on the page alongside the case itself. <br /> <br /> 8) Print copies of any other book '''in the same series''' will be sent upon final receipt and publication of the selected cases<br /> <br /> =Contact=<br /> <br /> For more information, contact alice.oven@tandf.co.uk</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Case_Selection_Information&diff=199030 2018-09-04T09:35:18Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* Guidelines for students */</p> <hr /> <div>=Introduction=<br /> <br /> WikiVet and CRC Press are collaborating to provide free of charge case excerpts from Veterinary and Nursing textbooks on WikiVet. As part of this, we are offering the opportunity for students to get a free print copy of a textbook in the same series as the text they choose to review, in return for working through the text and selecting excerpts for WikiVet to host as free content. <br /> <br /> There are a limited number of opportunities as we only require one student for each book in the Self Assessment Color Review Series, and the Colour Handbook series. <br /> <br /> =Textbooks=<br /> <br /> This offer applies to the case based Self Assessment Color Review, and Colour Handbook Series.<br /> <br /> LIST OF TEXTS WITH EXTERNAL LINK TO PURCHASE PAGE TO GO HERE<br /> <br /> =Guidelines for students= <br /> <br /> Students are required to work through their chosen textbook, selecting 10% of cases from the book, or 15 cases, whichever is more. Students don’t need to complete every case, but they will need to work through a significant proportion of the book in order to select a good range of cases. <br /> <br /> The following guidelines apply:<br /> <br /> <br /> 1) The cases should be selected based on the suitability of the learning objectives for undergraduate veterinary students<br /> <br /> 2) The cases should be a broad representation of the book eg covering the different species, disciplines and systems<br /> <br /> 3) Cases which are very geographically specific should be avoided<br /> <br /> 4) Case selection should be completed within 6 weeks of being provided with the digital copy of the book<br /> <br /> 5) Digital copies will be shared via a Vitalsource app must not be shared<br /> <br /> 6) The case numbers (for the Self Assessment Color Review Series), or chapter numbers (for the Colour Handbook Series) which have been selected, along with a brief overview of the subject of the case should be recorded in a spreadsheet which will be shared when students are given access to their textbook for review<br /> <br /> 7) A brief reason for the selection of the case should be included for publication on the page alongside the case itself. <br /> <br /> 8) Print copies of any other book '''in the same series''' will be sent upon final receipt and publication of the selected cases<br /> <br /> =Contact=<br /> <br /> For more information, contact alice.oven@tandf.com</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press_-_Case_Selection_Information&diff=199029 2018-09-04T09:34:24Z

<p>Bevpanto: Created page with &quot;=Introduction= WikiVet and CRC Press are collaborating to provide free of charge case excerpts from Veterinary and Nursing textbooks on WikiVet. As part of this, we are off...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>=Introduction=<br /> <br /> WikiVet and CRC Press are collaborating to provide free of charge case excerpts from Veterinary and Nursing textbooks on WikiVet. As part of this, we are offering the opportunity for students to get a free print copy of a textbook in the same series as the text they choose to review, in return for working through the text and selecting excerpts for WikiVet to host as free content. <br /> <br /> There are a limited number of opportunities as we only require one student for each book in the Self Assessment Color Review Series, and the Colour Handbook series. <br /> <br /> =Textbooks=<br /> <br /> This offer applies to the case based Self Assessment Color Review, and Colour Handbook Series.<br /> <br /> LIST OF TEXTS WITH EXTERNAL LINK TO PURCHASE PAGE TO GO HERE<br /> <br /> =Guidelines for students= <br /> <br /> Students are required to work through their chosen textbook, selecting 10% of cases from the book, or 15 cases, whichever is more. Students don’t need to complete every case, but they will need to work through a significant proportion of the book in order to select a good range of cases. <br /> <br /> The following guidelines apply:<br /> <br /> <br /> 1) The cases should be selected based on the suitability of the learning objectives for undergraduate veterinary students<br /> 2) The cases should be a broad representation of the book eg covering the different species, disciplines and systems<br /> 3) Cases which are very geographically specific should be avoided<br /> 4) Case selection should be completed within 6 weeks of being provided with the digital copy of the book<br /> 5) Digital copies will be shared via a Vitalsource app must not be shared<br /> 6) The case numbers (for the Self Assessment Color Review Series), or chapter numbers (for the Colour Handbook Series) which have been selected, along with a brief overview of the subject of the case should be recorded in a spreadsheet which will be shared when students are given access to their textbook for review<br /> 7) A brief reason for the selection of the case should be included for publication on the page alongside the case itself. <br /> 8) Print copies of any other book '''in the same series''' will be sent upon final receipt and publication of the selected cases<br /> <br /> =Contact=<br /> <br /> For more information, contact alice.oven@tandf.com</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=Volunteer_Opportunities_-_CRC_Press&diff=199028 2018-09-04T09:21:49Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* Case selection from the Self Assessment color review series */</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> <br /> WikiVet has recently partnered with [[CRC Press]] (previously Manson Publishing) to provide you some fantastic resources and access to veterinary textbooks as well as great discounts on the full texts. <br /> <br /> For more information on their full veterinary range, go to the [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press] Veterinary website.<br /> <br /> ==How you can help==<br /> <br /> Would you like to bag yourself a free textbook or book voucher, and help out WikiVet at the same time? The voucher will be redeemable a wide range of textbooks from CRC Press, a premier global publisher of science, technology, and medical resources, and publisher of the wonderful self assessment color review series as well as many other key veterinary texts <br /> <br /> There are three ways that you can get involved, help WikiVet and get some great revision in at the same time!<br /> <br /> ===Case selection from the Self Assessment color review series===<br /> <br /> Do you find case examples a useful way to revise? Do you like to test yourself and your friends to help you learn topics? There are a limited number of opportunities for students to help WikiVet to select the top 10% of cases from a range of this fantastic self assessment series, in a variety of veterinary topics. This is likely to take a few hours of your time, but will provide you some excellent revision in your chosen topic, and give you the chance to get a another free book from this great series.<br /> <br /> For more information on how to get involved, go to [[CRC Press - Case Selection Information]].<br /> <br /> ===Book Reviews===<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Would you like to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are offering free book vouchers worth up to £150, or your choice of textbook from CRC Press, in return for book reviews that are published on WikiVet. <br /> <br /> ===New book proposal reviews===<br /> <br /> Would you like to join a mailing list for the chance to be given new book proposals to offer your opinion on? If so, CRC Press and WikiVet will offer any peer review of new book proposals a book voucher worth up to £200. This will be on a first come first served basis so keep an eye on your emails!<br /> <br /> ==Contact Us==<br /> <br /> For more information please contact Alice Oven at alice.oven@tandf.co.uk</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=Volunteer_Opportunities_-_CRC_Press&diff=199027 2018-09-04T09:18:26Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* Introduction */</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> <br /> WikiVet has recently partnered with [[CRC Press]] (previously Manson Publishing) to provide you some fantastic resources and access to veterinary textbooks as well as great discounts on the full texts. <br /> <br /> For more information on their full veterinary range, go to the [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press] Veterinary website.<br /> <br /> ==How you can help==<br /> <br /> Would you like to bag yourself a free textbook or book voucher, and help out WikiVet at the same time? The voucher will be redeemable a wide range of textbooks from CRC Press, a premier global publisher of science, technology, and medical resources, and publisher of the wonderful self assessment color review series as well as many other key veterinary texts <br /> <br /> There are three ways that you can get involved, help WikiVet and get some great revision in at the same time!<br /> <br /> ===Case selection from the Self Assessment color review series===<br /> <br /> Do you find case examples a useful way to revise? Do you like to test yourself and your friends to help you learn topics? There are a limited number of opportunities for students to help WikiVet to select the top 10% of cases from a range of this fantastic self assessment series, in a variety of veterinary topics. This is likely to take a few hours of your time, but will provide you some excellent revision in your chosen topic, and give you the chance to get a another free book from this great series.<br /> <br /> ===Book Reviews===<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Would you like to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are offering free book vouchers worth up to £150, or your choice of textbook from CRC Press, in return for book reviews that are published on WikiVet. <br /> <br /> ===New book proposal reviews===<br /> <br /> Would you like to join a mailing list for the chance to be given new book proposals to offer your opinion on? If so, CRC Press and WikiVet will offer any peer review of new book proposals a book voucher worth up to £200. This will be on a first come first served basis so keep an eye on your emails!<br /> <br /> ==Contact Us==<br /> <br /> For more information please contact Alice Oven at alice.oven@tandf.co.uk</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=Volunteer_Opportunities_-_CRC_Press&diff=199026 2018-09-04T09:16:36Z

<p>Bevpanto: /* Introduction */</p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> <br /> WikiVet has partnered with [[CRC Press]] (previously Manson Publishing) to provide you some fantastic resources and access to veterinary textbooks.<br /> <br /> <br /> For more information on their full veterinary range, go to the [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press] Veterinary website.<br /> <br /> ==How you can help==<br /> <br /> Would you like to bag yourself a free textbook or book voucher, and help out WikiVet at the same time? The voucher will be redeemable a wide range of textbooks from CRC Press, a premier global publisher of science, technology, and medical resources, and publisher of the wonderful self assessment color review series as well as many other key veterinary texts <br /> <br /> There are three ways that you can get involved, help WikiVet and get some great revision in at the same time!<br /> <br /> ===Case selection from the Self Assessment color review series===<br /> <br /> Do you find case examples a useful way to revise? Do you like to test yourself and your friends to help you learn topics? There are a limited number of opportunities for students to help WikiVet to select the top 10% of cases from a range of this fantastic self assessment series, in a variety of veterinary topics. This is likely to take a few hours of your time, but will provide you some excellent revision in your chosen topic, and give you the chance to get a another free book from this great series.<br /> <br /> ===Book Reviews===<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Would you like to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are offering free book vouchers worth up to £150, or your choice of textbook from CRC Press, in return for book reviews that are published on WikiVet. <br /> <br /> ===New book proposal reviews===<br /> <br /> Would you like to join a mailing list for the chance to be given new book proposals to offer your opinion on? If so, CRC Press and WikiVet will offer any peer review of new book proposals a book voucher worth up to £200. This will be on a first come first served basis so keep an eye on your emails!<br /> <br /> ==Contact Us==<br /> <br /> For more information please contact Alice Oven at alice.oven@tandf.co.uk</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press&diff=199025 2018-09-04T09:14:50Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>=History=<br /> <br /> After acquiring the Manson Veterinary book portfolio in 2013, CRC Press has developed an international and market-leading Veterinary Medicine book list, addressing prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease, disorders and injuries in animals. Their books cover all animal species and a broad range of conditions. <br /> <br /> =Discounts=<br /> <br /> All texts from CRC Press are now available to WikiVet members at a 20% discount, with recent titles including the third edition of The CRC Handbook of Marine Mammal Medicine and new books on Pig Health, Goat Medicine and Surgery and Fascial Anatomy of the Equine Forelimb. <br /> <br /> =Key Series=<br /> <br /> ==Self Assessment Color Review Series==<br /> <br /> CRC Press have also published several new texts in their bestselling Veterinary Self-Assessment Color Review series. These books are case-based guides ideal for revision or quick reference during practice. <br /> <br /> ==Veterinary Colour Handbooks==<br /> <br /> For those wanting a more in-depth case-based exploration of a topic, the CRC Veterinary Colour Handbooks dive deeper into core clinical specialties. WikiVet are pleased to host a selection of free cases from key books within these two series, with a link to the full text available at a special 20% discount. All the CRC books are available in a variety of print and e-formats to suit your needs.<br /> <br /> ==Nursing textbooks==<br /> <br /> CRC Press also produce a number of key texts for veterinary nurses and student veterinary nurses. Helen Ballantyne’s Veterinary Nursing Care Plans offers a broad overview of the theory and practice of care planning, setting you up for success on your professional journey.<br /> <br /> =Volunteer Opportunities=<br /> <br /> For information on how you can get free textbooks and book vouchers from CRC Press, and help create content for WikiVet, go to [[Volunteer Opportunities - CRC Press]]</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press&diff=199024 2018-09-04T09:13:26Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>=History=<br /> <br /> After acquiring the Manson Veterinary book portfolio in 2013, CRC Press has developed an international and market-leading Veterinary Medicine book list, addressing prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease, disorders and injuries in animals. Their books cover all animal species and a broad range of conditions. <br /> <br /> =Discounts=<br /> <br /> All texts from CRC Press are now available to WikiVet members at a 20% discount, with recent titles including the third edition of The CRC Handbook of Marine Mammal Medicine and new books on Pig Health, Goat Medicine and Surgery and Fascial Anatomy of the Equine Forelimb. <br /> <br /> =Key Series=<br /> <br /> ==Self Assessment Color Review Series==<br /> <br /> CRC Press have also published several new texts in their bestselling Veterinary Self-Assessment Color Review series. These books are case-based guides ideal for revision or quick reference during practice. <br /> <br /> ==Veterinary Colour Handbooks==<br /> <br /> For those wanting a more in-depth case-based exploration of a topic, the CRC Veterinary Colour Handbooks dive deeper into core clinical specialties. WikiVet are pleased to host a selection of free cases from key books within these two series, with a link to the full text available at a special 20% discount. All the CRC books are available in a variety of print and e-formats to suit your needs.<br /> <br /> ==Nursing textbooks==<br /> <br /> CRC Press also produce a number of key texts for veterinary nurses and student veterinary nurses. Helen Ballantyne’s Veterinary Nursing Care Plans offers a broad overview of the theory and practice of care planning, setting you up for success on your professional journey.<br /> <br /> =Volunteer Opportunities=<br /> <br /> For information on how you can get free textbooks and book vouchers from CRC Press, and help create content for WikiVet, click [[Volunteer Opportunities - CRC Press here]]</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=CRC_Press&diff=199023 2018-09-04T09:12:24Z

<p>Bevpanto: Created page with &quot;=History= After acquiring the Manson Veterinary book portfolio in 2013, CRC Press has developed an international and market-leading Veterinary Medicine book list, addressing...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>=History=<br /> <br /> After acquiring the Manson Veterinary book portfolio in 2013, CRC Press has developed an international and market-leading Veterinary Medicine book list, addressing prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease, disorders and injuries in animals. Their books cover all animal species and a broad range of conditions. <br /> <br /> =Discounts=<br /> <br /> All texts from CRC Press are now available to WikiVet members at a 20% discount, with recent titles including the third edition of The CRC Handbook of Marine Mammal Medicine and new books on Pig Health, Goat Medicine and Surgery and Fascial Anatomy of the Equine Forelimb. <br /> <br /> =Key Series=<br /> <br /> ==Self Assessment Color Review Series==<br /> <br /> CRC Press have also published several new texts in their bestselling Veterinary Self-Assessment Color Review series. These books are case-based guides ideal for revision or quick reference during practice. <br /> <br /> ==Veterinary Colour Handbooks==<br /> <br /> For those wanting a more in-depth case-based exploration of a topic, the CRC Veterinary Colour Handbooks dive deeper into core clinical specialties. WikiVet are pleased to host a selection of free cases from key books within these two series, with a link to the full text available at a special 20% discount. All the CRC books are available in a variety of print and e-formats to suit your needs.<br /> <br /> ==Nursing textbooks==<br /> <br /> CRC Press also produce a number of key texts for veterinary nurses and student veterinary nurses. Helen Ballantyne’s Veterinary Nursing Care Plans offers a broad overview of the theory and practice of care planning, setting you up for success on your professional journey.<br /> <br /> =Volunteer Opportunities=<br /> <br /> For information on how you can get free textbooks and book vouchers from CRC Press, and help create content for WikiVet, click [[Volunteer Opportunities - CRC here]]</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=Volunteer_Opportunities_-_CRC_Press&diff=198991 2018-08-31T13:47:28Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> <br /> WikiVet has partnered with [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press] (previously Manson Publishing) to provide you some fantastic resources and access to veterinary textbooks. <br /> <br /> ==How you can help==<br /> <br /> Would you like to bag yourself a free textbook or book voucher, and help out WikiVet at the same time? The voucher will be redeemable a wide range of textbooks from CRC Press, a premier global publisher of science, technology, and medical resources, and publisher of the wonderful self assessment color review series as well as many other key veterinary texts <br /> <br /> There are three ways that you can get involved, help WikiVet and get some great revision in at the same time!<br /> <br /> ===Case selection from the Self Assessment color review series===<br /> <br /> Do you find case examples a useful way to revise? Do you like to test yourself and your friends to help you learn topics? There are a limited number of opportunities for students to help WikiVet to select the top 10% of cases from a range of this fantastic self assessment series, in a variety of veterinary topics. This is likely to take a few hours of your time, but will provide you some excellent revision in your chosen topic, and give you the chance to get a another free book from this great series.<br /> <br /> ===Book Reviews===<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Would you like to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are offering free book vouchers worth up to £150, or your choice of textbook from CRC Press, in return for book reviews that are published on WikiVet. <br /> <br /> ===New book proposal reviews===<br /> <br /> Would you like to join a mailing list for the chance to be given new book proposals to offer your opinion on? If so, CRC Press and WikiVet will offer any peer review of new book proposals a book voucher worth up to £200. This will be on a first come first served basis so keep an eye on your emails!<br /> <br /> ==Contact Us==<br /> <br /> For more information please contact Alice Oven at alice.oven@tandf.co.uk</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=Volunteer_Opportunities_-_CRC_Press&diff=198990 2018-08-31T11:55:44Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>== Introduction ==<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> WikiVet has partnered with [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press] (previously Manson Publishing) to provide you some fantastic resources and access to veterinary textbooks. <br /> <br /> ==How you can help==<br /> <br /> Would you like to bag yourself a free textbook or book voucher, and help out WikiVet at the same time? The voucher will be redeemable against any of the books from CRC Press, a premier global publisher of science, technology, and medical resources, and publisher of the wonderful self assessment color review series as well as many other key veterinary texts <br /> <br /> There are three ways that you can get involved, help WikiVet and get some great revision in at the same time!<br /> <br /> ===Case selection from the Self Assessment color review series===<br /> <br /> Do you find case examples a useful way to revise? Do you like to test yourself and your friends to help you learn topics? There are a limited number of opportunities for students to help WikiVet to select the top 10% of cases from a range of this fantastic self assessment series, in a variety of veterinary topics. This is likely to take a few hours of your time, but will provide you some excellent revision in your chosen topic, and give you the chance to get a free book.<br /> <br /> ===Book Reviews===<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Would you like to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are offering free book vouchers worth up to £150, or your choice of textbook from CRC Press, in return for book reviews that are published on WikiVet. <br /> <br /> ===New book proposal reviews===<br /> <br /> Would you like to join a mailing list for the chance to be given new book proposals to offer you opinion on? If so, CRC Press and WikiVet will offer any review of new book proposals a book voucher/cash fee (TBC***). This will be on a first come first served basis so keep an eye on your emails!<br /> <br /> ==Contact Us==<br /> <br /> For more information please contact bev@wikivet.net</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=Volunteer_Opportunities_-_CRC_Press&diff=198989 2018-08-31T11:53:28Z

<p>Bevpanto: Created page with &quot;Introduction WikiVet has partnered with https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press (previously Manson Publishing) to provide you some fantastic resources...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>[[Introduction]]<br /> <br /> WikiVet has partnered with [[https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press]] (previously Manson Publishing) to provide you some fantastic resources and access to veterinary textbooks. <br /> <br /> [[How you can help]]<br /> <br /> Would you like to bag yourself a free textbook or book voucher, and help out WikiVet at the same time? The voucher will be redeemable against any of the books from CRC Press, a premier global publisher of science, technology, and medical resources, and publisher of the wonderful self assessment color review series as well as many other key veterinary texts <br /> <br /> There are three ways that you can get involved, help WikiVet and get some great revision in at the same time!<br /> <br /> [[Case selection from the Self Assessment color review series]]<br /> <br /> Do you find case examples a useful way to revise? Do you like to test yourself and your friends to help you learn topics? There are a limited number of opportunities for students to help WikiVet to select the top 10% of cases from a range of this fantastic self assessment series, in a variety of veterinary topics. This is likely to take a few hours of your time, but will provide you some excellent revision in your chosen topic, and give you the chance to get a free book.<br /> <br /> [[Book Reviews]]<br /> <br /> Fancy yourself as a bit of a wordsmith? Would you like to get your teeth into a new textbook? CRC Press and WikiVet are offering free book vouchers worth up to £150, or your choice of textbook from CRC Press, in return for book reviews that are published on WikiVet. <br /> <br /> [[New book proposal reviews]]<br /> <br /> Would you like to join a mailing list for the chance to be given new book proposals to offer you opinion on? If so, CRC Press and WikiVet will offer any review of new book proposals a book voucher/cash fee (TBC***). This will be on a first come first served basis so keep an eye on your emails!<br /> <br /> For more information please contact bev@wikivet.net</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_LIVE!_2018&diff=198968 2018-08-26T19:11:14Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div>[[File:WikiVet_LIVE!_2018.png|right|500px]]<br /> <br /> ===About===<br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 sponsored by Mars PetCare, was the first ever FREE, LIVE, 24 hour, ONLINE e-learning event for veterinary students around the world. It was held on '''10th March 2018''', and was streamed live for 24 hours.<br /> <br /> ===Partners===<br /> WikiVet and the '''[http://www.ivsa.org International Veterinary Students' Association (IVSA)]''' were the major partners for WikiVet LIVE! 2018. The '''[https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]''', '''[https://www.rvc.ac.uk Royal Veterinary College, (RVC), University of London]''' and '''[https://www.vetmedteam.com/home.aspx Vet Med Team]''' were the three regional academic partners. <br /> <br /> ===Programme===<br /> There were three 8 hour regional streams, coordinated by three time zone centres: <br /> *GMT -8 (Eastern Stream) - to cater for Oceania and Asia<br /> *GMT (Central Stream) - to cater for UK, Europe and Africa<br /> *GMT+8 (Western Stream) - to cater for North and South America<br /> <br /> ====Eastern Stream====<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 got off to a very strong start, with our Eastern Stream, co-ordinated and hosted by the [https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education (CVE), from the University of Sydney]. Their diverse and engaging programme included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/new-age-spay-and-neutering 'Neutering in Dogs - commonly performed but not necessarily routine']''' from Arthur House, '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/animal-disease-in-shelters 'Disease in animal shelters - where to send animals to get sick']''' by Mark Westmann and the novel and innovative talk '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/crisis-management-in-anaesthesia 'Crisis management in anaesthesia - What can we learn from airline pilots?']''' from veterinary anaesthetist Colin Dunlop and Vet turned airline pilot, Nathan Kock.<br /> <br /> ====Central Stream====<br /> <br /> The Royal Canin sponsored, Central stream was co-ordinated and hosted by the [[UK - Royal Veterinary College, London | Royal Veterinary College (RVC), London]]. A fantastic IVSA Student Live hosted event, WikiVet LIVE! 2018's flagship student even was also hosted at the RVC, with workshops from Vetlife, meet and greet with some of the speakers, and laughter yoga. Live student hosted viewing events were also held across the UK, in Bristol, Cheshire, Scotland, Nottingham and Sussex, as well as further afield in Belgium, Greece, Nigeria, Kenya and many more.<br /> <br /> The fantastic line up in the Central stream included '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/what-does-the-liver-do 'What does the Liver do, and what happens when it doesn't']''' by Professor Jill Maddison, and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/clients-behaving-badly Clients behaving badly]''', by Kim Whittlestone and Ruth Serlin and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/guts-rabbit 'Guts -Understanding the fundamentals of rabbit health and disease']''' with Charlie Pignon. <br /> <br /> ====Western Stream====<br /> <br /> The final stream of the event was the Royal Canin sponsored Western Stream, which was coordinated and hosted by Vet Med Academy in the USA.<br /> <br /> Some of their top rated sessions in this stream were '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/pediatric-pharmacology 'Paediatric pharmacology']''' from Melissa Clarke, the fantastically named '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/rhythm-and-blues Rhythm and Blues; a story of arrhythmias and cyanosis']''' from Maureen McMichael and '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/when-the-dip-has-no-zip When the dip has no zip']''' a talk on anthelmintic resistance from David Villar, from University of Antioquia, in Columbia.<br /> <br /> ====Student Sessions====<br /> <br /> Within each stream, there was session called 'Student Experiences', where students from all over the world shared their diverse and fascinating experiences on their journeys to becoming qualified vets. <br /> <br /> Our Eastern student sessions kicked off with Corey Regnerus, from Massey University, NZ, talking about sustainability of the veterinary industry, followed by Meredith Wall, a postgraduate student who discussed her PhD subject, a psychological approach to feline obesity. The session ended with Malcolm Chong, from Malaysia talking about his experiences as a vet student of the world. <br /> <br /> Our Central student sessions included talks about their various experiences from Lisa Buren, from Utrecht, Netherlands talking about One health; Marzelle Fourie, from Pretoria, South Africa on her experiences in wildlife conservation, and Beth Dixon, from Liverpool, England discussion her experiences as a vet student overseas.<br /> <br /> Our Western student session saw Emma Asrow, from University of Wisconsin-Madison talking about the human animal bond, followed by an inspiring talk from Jaclyn St Croix, and her experiences overcoming cognitive biases in vet school. The final student session of WikIVet LIVE! 2019 was Isaac Florence from RVC, talking about his experiences in global one health projects. <br /> <br /> ===Sponsors===<br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! 2018 could not have happened without the generosity and commitment of our '''[https://www.wikivetlive.com/virtual-trade-fair sponsors]''', whom we would like to thank unreservedly.<br /> <br /> Extra special thanks go to '''[https://www.mars.com/global/brands/petcare Mars PetCare]''', a longstanding friend of WikiVet who were our Gold Sponsor, for sponsoring the whole event and supporting us every step of the way. <br /> <br /> Royal Canin kindly sponsored both the Central and Western Streams, as a Silver Sponsor.<br /> <br /> We had 5 Bronze Sponsors, who sponsored individual sessions, who we would also like to thank. <br /> <br /> [https://www.cve.edu.au Centre for Veterinary Education - University of Sydney]<br /> [http://www.provet.com.au Provet]<br /> [http://www.tcvm.com Chi Institute]<br /> [https://www.karlstorz.com/gb/en/index.htm Karl Storz]<br /> [https://www.sonosite.com/uk Fujifilm Sonosite]<br /> <br /> <br /> We also had three Conference Associates who supported WikiVet LIVE! 2018 who we would also like to thank for their involvement.<br /> <br /> [https://www.thewebinarvet.com The Webinar Vet]<br /> [https://www.crcpress.com/veterinary-medicine CRC Press]<br /> [http://collab8.com Collab8]<br /> <br /> ===Recordings===<br /> <br /> Many of the live talks were recorded for viewing at a later date. These may be accessed via the '''[www.wikivetlive.com WikiVet LIVE! website]'''<br /> <br /> ===Attendance &amp; Post Event Statistics ===<br /> <br /> 1183 people registered for the event, with 428 individual participants from 33 different countries around the globe attending on the day, plus an additional unknown number of students viewing at more than 10 live hosted events all over the world with between 10-50 students attending each one, likely increasing total live attendees to &gt; 650 participants.</div>

Bevpanto https://en.wikivet.net/index.php?title=WikiVet_LIVE!&diff=198967 2018-08-26T14:44:00Z

<p>Bevpanto: </p> <hr /> <div><br /> ===About===<br /> WikiVet LIVE! is an annual, student focused, FREE, LIVE, 24 hour, ONLINE e-learning event for veterinary students, vets and nurses around the world. The 24 hour programme is streamed live, coordinated by coordinated by three time zone centres, and incorporates expert speakers as well as student experience sessions, where students from all over the world talk about their diverse and fascinating experiences of vet school. <br /> <br /> WikiVet LIVE! is a collaborative initiative, with input from worldwide academic partners, students and industry.<br /> <br /> The talks delivered within WikiVet LIVE! are aimed to be relevant to students both during the preclinical and clinical years of their course, and are also likely to appeal to graduated vets, veterinary nurses/technicians and nursing/tech students as well as other members of the veterinary profession. <br /> <br /> WikiVet firmly believes in social learning, and through their student partners, hosts LIVE! social learning events throughout the WikiVet LIVE! event, for participants to get the benefit of learning alongside their peers. <br /> <br /> ===Events===<br /> <br /> [[File:WikiVet_LIVE!_2018.png|left|100px]] [[WikiVet LIVE! 2018]]- the inaugural WikiVet LIVE! event was held on 10th March 2018 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[File:WVL 2019 v1.png|left|100 px]] [[WikiVet LIVE! 2019]] - to be held on 9th March 2019 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ===International objectives ===<br /> [https://www.wikivetlive.com/ WikiVet LIVE!] and its partners are committed to supporting global veterinary education and addressing the challenge of accessibility of reliable, quality materials faced by poorly resourced schools, whilst responding to students' changing needs for innovative learning resources.<br /> <br /> ===How to Attend===<br /> The conference is completely FREE, all you need to do is register for the event via the [https://www.wikivetlive.com/wikivet-live-registration WikiVet LIVE! website]. The next WikiVet LIVE! event, will be [[WikiVet LIVE! 2019]] which will be held on Saturday 9th March 2019 and registration will open later in 2018.<br /> <br /> ===Contact=== <br /> If you have any questions regarding WikiVet LIVE!, please contact the WikiVet LIVE! team on wikivetlive@wikivet.net</div>

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