The Philosophy Behind the Diagnosis of GI & Liver Disease

Nov 4, 2023  •  Dr. Craig Webb

From the time of Hippocrates, with the statement “At First Do No Harm”, philosophers have provided veterinary medicine with pearls of wisdom that we incorporate into our everyday practice, whether we are aware of it or not. Specific cases will be used to highlight fundamental philosophical principles that are ever more relevant to the successful practice of veterinary medicine.

Presentation

More From CVM Veterinary Conference 2023

’But Even if He Doesn’t…’ Expectant Faith
Nov 4, 2023  •  Dr. Rocky Lindsey
Triage: When it’s Time to Use Your Loud Voice
Nov 4, 2023  •  Vanessa Huizar, LVT
A BAD Hair Day for Poodles, Doodles, & Ocherese - Oh My! A Review of Sebaceous Adenitis
Nov 4, 2023  •  Dr. Joya Griffin
The Feline Comorbidity Poster Child: Triaditis
Nov 4, 2023  •  Dr. Craig Webb
Redefining Failure: Understanding Your Part in God’s Plan
Nov 4, 2023  •  Dr. Rob Goodman
Transfer Time: Settings Up Your Patient For Success
Nov 4, 2023  •  Vanessa Huizar, LVT
Purring and Pruritic: How to Avoid a “Catopy Catastrophe
Nov 4, 2023  •  Dr. Joya Griffin
Lessons Learned From the Canine Liver
Nov 4, 2023  •  Dr. Craig Webb
Doubt, How Do We Deal With It?
Nov 4, 2023  •  Dr. Bo Brock
Must Be More Than This Technician Life! Exploring Opportunities Outside of Your Clinic
Nov 4, 2023  •  Vanessa Huizar, LVT
Update on Canine Atopica Dermatitis: The New and the Tried and True
Nov 4, 2023  •  Dr. Joya Griffin
Creating an Effective Mentorship Program for Early-Career Veterinarians
Nov 3, 2023  •  Michael Shirley
View Series