That was just some of the amazing feedback we received after last night’s third and final three part nursing webinar series presented by Jess Baker.

Here is a glimpse of what you missed if you were not online

Don’t forget that if you are a Gold Member you can watch the recording here… http://webinarvet.com.au/webinar-category/feline-medicine/

Welcome to 2013….

I can tell… you must have missed your CE over the short Christmas and New Year break.

How do I know – because there were so many attendees for our first event of the year. And wasn’t it a stunner!!

Listening to the different spin and perspective that Elaine Cebuliak put on dentistry and extractions was awesome.

The GREAT news is that she’s agreed to do some more sessions for us this year.

Here is the link to a short clip of this webinar

If you are a Gold Member, then you can access the full presentation in our archived section here http://webinarvet.com.au/webinar-category/dentistry/

And you’ve also requested that Marlies Bohm do some more speaking as well – that’s been organised for after March – keep your eyes peeled.

Cheers for Now

Diederik Gelderman

This means that you can just totally relax on Wednesday nights (till January) – put your feet up and spend time with the family – or if you are a Gold Member you could go to the archives to catch up on any webinars that you may have missed during the year

Michele and I wish you and yours an absolutely fantastic festive season and of course hope that you get all the wonderful pressies that you’ve been dreaming of!!

Cheers and look forward to catching up on the first webinar of 2013 which is:

“KISS those “painful” dental extractions: Dentistry made easy!”
Presented by Dr Elaine Cebuliak
Wednesday 9th January, 2013 7:30pm AEDT

The Dental Map- Understanding the Triadan notation system
How to perform nerve blocks, Extraction techniques – teeth are pushed, NOT pulled.

Dentistry is good for the patient, great for business, and personal professional satisfaction is easily achievable.!

Diederik and Michele
www.webinarvet.com.au

The Importance of a PERSONAL and a practice BRAND. Think of Nike, Harry Cooper, Chris Brown and Sir Richard Branson.

Like them or not – you must admit that they have powerful personal and business brands! It’s one of the MAJOR reasons for success.

Like it or not – you ALREADY have a brand – you may just not know it . It’s time you CHOSE your brand and defined it so that it represents who and what you and your practice are and stand for.

On Tuesday night Dallas McMillan gave some wonderful insights into branding – if you were not on line then ensure that you make the time to listen to it. Gold members can access the full video here…

And then last night the wonderful Kim Kendall in her inimitable way gave us some wonderful insight into cats, cat behaviour and cat medicine, which could be summarised in this statement; Me Me Me SAME SAME SAME I

We also learnt about LIN disease.

If you really want to increase cat numbers in your practice then – make sure you make the time to listen to this one. You can watch this webinar here….

Cheers for Now

Diederik Gelderman
(inspirational, aspirational, authentic)

Well – if you thought that Caniplas was only useful in Parvo cases – then you need to watch this webinar.
It has a lot more uses than just in those cases.

Did you know that thawing and refreezing it destroys the clotting factors but that most other useful ‘things’ remain intact and that you can store it one heck of a long time.
In the human field they store similar products for up to 5 years.

This is a MUST see webinar – get yourself organised and plan it into your schedule here is a sneek peek http://youtu.be/6C2QCgZhAUY.

And back to last week’s webinar

This morning I discovered something I have never known… Manuka Honey is produced in Australia as well! Fancy that!

This could be of interest if you are one of the people who attended the event last week and who uses honey in a clinical way.

Every month there is market in Tamworth which a friend of mine attends and one of his favourite stalls is from the ‘Australian Bush Honey’ stand. (based in Tamworth)

It turns out that they produce Manuka at Taree and have for years. Most people assume it is only grown in NZ http://australianbushhoney.com

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Australian-Bush-Honey/116172198418207

and lastly we are now excepting clinical speaker applications for 2013, and if you or anyone you know is interested in conducting a webinar then please email us with your or their details and basic one paragraph description on the topic etc…… you are welcome to “lightly” promote your product or business during the webinar and we’ll do so before and after the event as well you’ll get a separate page on the Webinarvet Australia website etc.

Cheers for Now

Diederik Gelderman

Gee – even the Ancient Egyptians, Greeks and Romans used it for wound care.

The human health care field is now using it for dry eye and deep ulcers.

All the references to the scientific studies are on the webinar – thanks to Dr. Elaine Cebuliak

This is a ‘Must See’ webinar

Thanks David Battle for a wonderful evening!

This is some of the feedback that we receive after Marlies Bohm’s webinar last night – ‘Is That Cough Due To A Heart Problem?’.

“Last night was awesome”
“I learnt so much – thanks”
“Marlies makes it so simple and applicable”
“Just as good as the webinar she did on Parvo Virus”

If you weren’t on ‘live’ last night then you really MUST make time to watch this webinar.

Learn the 3 key features that will tell you whether a radiograph is worth assessing for heart disease
Learn the limitations of the Vertebral Heart Score
Why DV is better for heart and VD is better for lungs
What you can and can’t see on a R lateral versus a L lateral.

The good news is Marlies will be back in 2013.

Next week we’re talking about “Wound Healing with Manuka”

Yep – that’s right – I’m embarrassed about the last two Wednesday night Webinars.

In spite of all the rigorous checking and speaker protocols and everything that we put in place to ensure that your speakers have a FULL 50-55 minute presentation, the last two nights were ‘short’.

That being said there was still excellent content and if you missed Dr Peter Hatch talking about ‘The Elephant In The Room’ – workplace stress and burn-out for Veterinarians or Brett Davidson on ‘Compounding’ – then you should make time, get a cup of coffee (or something stronger at night of course) and sit down, get some CE points up your sleeve and listen to the archives.

GREAT NEWS: that being said, Wednesday 21st November you are in for a real treat. Dr Marlies Bohm talking on how to determine whether a cough is cardiac based or non cardiac based – using radiology.

If you heard her session on Parvovirus then you know how awesome she is. Make sure that you enrol for that one.

Some other good news – because of the demand for more ‘non-clinical’ webinars, next year there are going to be TWO communication, marketing, practice management type (i.e. – non-clinical) webinars (on the 1st and the 3rd Tuesday of the month).

That’s it for today…..

See you on line at 7:30 pm AEDT for Marlies – make sure you attend – she’s and AWESOME speaker and presenter.

Cheers for Now

Diederik Gelderman
(inspirational, aspirational, authentic)

We had two fantastic webinar’s this week.

On Tuesday Judy Gillespie from Vetanswers talked with us about “Websites with WOW”. Judy has spent hours researching veterinary practice websites and came to the conclusion that… well …most of them sucked!

Then last night Peter Hatch spoke with us about “Do Clients Know More Than We Tell Them” and gave us some very interesting insight about body language.

If you missed these webinar’s and are a Gold Member (remember for a limited time only this annual membership is only $125) you can access the recording’s here…….

While you’re there dont forget to download your CE Certificate!

It’s also great to see us Aussies leading the world in these technologies!

If you missed it then ensure that you revisit it soon and learn;

The mechanism of endoroxaemai in horses and how Equiplas can help
Uses of Equiplas in even mild but recalcitant colic
The science behind the scenes
How australia is leading the world
Pracical uses to help in ‘barren’ mares
Decreasing instances of joint ill and other nenatal diseases and of course
Treating (and preventing) Rhodoccus equi

Next week you can relax – we’re havin a break and then on the 31st it’s Gewn Ford from PetPlan, and so you will learn;
The common mistakes that Vets make when it comes to pet insurance
How to choose the right pet insurance policy for your practice
How pet insurance and better patient outcomes are strongly linked