Zapraszamy na bezpłatny webinar przygotowany przez Veterinary Instrumentation: „The Nurse’s Role in Triage and Stabilisation of the Emergency Patient”.

 

Data: poniedziałek, 18 maja 2026 r., godz. 20:30

 

REJESTRACJA: LINK

 

With the spotlight on Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month, this webinar focuses on the vital role of veterinary nurses when dealing with emergency scenarios.

 

This interactive, case‑based session will guide participants through the assessment and management of emergency patients, from first presentation through to stabilisation. It highlights the vital role of the veterinary nurse in effective triage, structured assessment, stabilisation and ongoing monitoring, supported by a real‑world case example.

 

 

AGENDA:

 

• Approaching the emergency patient: from presentation to stabilisation
• Effective and consistent triage, including recognising life‑threatening conditions
• Structured assessment of major body systems and key clinical parameters
• The veterinary nurse’s role in stabilisation, treatments and ongoing monitoring
• Case example demonstrating real‑world clinical decision‑making

 

SPEAKER:

 

Lyn O’Byrne 

DipAVN(Med) PGCertVetEd FHEA RVN

Lyn qualified as a veterinary nurse in 1992 and has worked in charity and referral hospitals, gaining the Diploma in Advanced Veterinary Nursing (Medical) in 2004. She later specialised in Emergency and Critical Care, joining the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals in 2009. Lyn holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Veterinary Education and is currently a Senior Teaching Fellow and co‑deputy course director for Advanced Veterinary Nursing programmes at the Royal Veterinary College. Her clinical interests include emergency care, pain management, ethics and holistic nursing.

 

WEBINAR SPONSOR:

 

Samaxia

Sani-99 For Vets is a veterinary-grade disinfectant designed for use across clinical animal care environments. With a rapid contact time from just 10 seconds, it supports efficient hygiene protocols within busy practices. Supplied as a powder sachet, it is mixed on-site, reducing unnecessary transport of liquids and supporting more sustainable operations. Easy to prepare and apply, it integrates seamlessly into daily routines. Formulated for use in clinical settings, it offers a practical solution for maintaining high standards of cleanliness across a wide range of surfaces.