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Animal assisted facilities (AAF)

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Katia Di Nicolo

17-04-2012 15:36

Attending the FECAVA symposium on AAF last week in Birmingham, I was pleased about the official presentation of FECAVAs policy statement. You can find it on our webpage under guidelines and policies. It underlines the important role of veterinarians in this interdisciplinary field. The symposium brought together interdisciplinary experts from all over Europe exchanging on the issue. It is a first step to get a harmonized approach in this non regulated field in the interest of One Health, including human and animal welfare.

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EJCAP Online is here at last!

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Simon Orr

09-04-2012 22:08

Well, here it is – the big day at last! Since the momentous decision to publish EJCAP online was taken by our Council in Lille two and a half long years ago, a small band of committed people have shed a bucket-load of blood, sweat and tears to get to this significant point – EJCAP IS NOW ONLINE! I, for one, have enjoyed my small part in getting the first issue of our journal out to you and it is certainly a very engaging way to gain new information and skills.

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Our New Media session - follow it LIVE!

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Web Master

09-09-2011

Do you want to know more about new and social media? And have you ever thought about using it for the communication of your practice? Then come to our New media session this afternoon to hear all about it. We've organized a good set up of speakers that will explain you the background of new media and how you can use it for your practice.

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Why do we need FECAVA?

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Web Master

02-08-2011

 

Did you ever asked yourself the sense of an european petvet community? 

For me the answer is clear: I want to exchange with my european colleagues. On a technical field, because new input can lead to innovation for the benefit of my clients. And on a cultural level: because I am not only a scientific expert in the field of curing animals, but also a curious human being who likes social interactions. 

 

The answer to this question is at least as colorful as all the different member associations and I am looking forward to know yours!

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Social Media: Do we have to follow the masses?

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Web Master

17-08-2011

 

We all know the cases where clients bring us pages of printout material with the diagnosis of what their animal is suffering of. That was web1.0

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