Interventional Cardiology: Nursing considerations on anaesthesia, surgery and Post-Operative
Date: 19 May
Time: 7:00pm
Location: Davies Hertfordshire
Duration: 1 hours CPD
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Registered Veterinary Nurse - Cardiology
Join us for a special Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month (VNAM) Interventional Cardiology CPD event for Nurses hosted by the Nursing team at Davies Veterinary Specialists.
Hosted by Davies Registered Veterinary Nurse, Diana Azevedo, the session will focus on ‘Interventional Cardiology: Nursing considerations on anaesthesia, surgery and post-operative aspects’ and take place on Thursday 19th May at 7 pm.
The session will cover the nursing considerations for patients undergoing interventional cardiology procedures including the anaesthetic, surgical and post-operative aspects.
At the end of the webinar, there will be a live Q&A session.
This event will be the second part of our VNAM Interventional Cardiology CPD series for Nurses. Part 1 will be held by Southfields Veterinary Specialists on Thursday 12th May at 7pm, ‘Interventional Cardiology: Reaching the diagnosis and medical treatment of congenital heart disease’. You can register your space here.
Registered delegates will receive an email with details of how to join the event. Online bookings close at midnight on Wednesday 18th May.
Bookings have now closed but you can access the webinar using the link below.
For more information about nursing at Davies, visit – https://www.vetspecialists.co.uk/services/nursing/
To view recordings of our past CPD events for Nurses on Anaesthesia, Internal Medicine and Neurology, visit
https://www.vetspecialists.co.uk/insights/webinars/anaesthesia/anaesthesia-cpd-for-nurses/
https://www.vetspecialists.co.uk/insights/webinars/internal-medicine/cpd-for-nurses/
https://www.vetspecialists.co.uk/insights/webinars/neurology/neurology-cpd-for-nurses/
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