Following feedback from AVA members and ACVA list members the programme for the AVA/VAA workshop on scientific writing has now been finalised. While the focus of the workshop is scientific writing and manuscript preparation the first day of the workshop will include lectures on study design, the use of reporting guidelines, data handling and statistical analysis. The second day will begin with a lecture on the basics of scientific writing, and it is aimed specifically at non-native English speakers. Later…
Find out more »The 2020 IASP world congress on pain has been postponed until June 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic
Find out more »The 2021 Autumn AVA meeting will be held in Nafplio, Greece. The Spring meeting has been postponed until August 2021 due to restrictions in place due to COVID-19. Further details to follow.
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The University of Edinburgh is offering this unique opportunity for an entirely online MSc to study anaesthesia and analgesia in animals, during which students can gain knowledge and understanding in the equipment, drugs and techniques associated with anaesthesia and analgesia. The online programme aims to enhance your knowledge and understanding of anaesthesia and analgesia in a variety of species, also to provide you with knowledge and understanding of equipment and aids to anaesthesia currently available. Although the programme is designed…
Find out more »The 14th WCVA Congress will be held in Sydney, Australia The meeting has been postponed until March/April 2022. Further details will be provided as soon as possible
Find out more »We are very pleased to welcome you to Berne, Switzerland for the 2022 Autumn meeting of the Association of Veterinary Anaesthetists! We have been very fortunate that several world-renowned experts on pain have agreed to ponder the question: “What can we learn from animal models and humans to better understand and treat pain in veterinary patients?” Our exciting program delves into the interpretation of translational research for veterinary medicine, neuropathic pain, optogenetics, glycine and sodium channels, as well as assessment…
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