The Scientific committee of the Farm Animal programme will be proud to present to you an impressive list of renowned national and international speakers that will guide you through the most interesting topics of, and insights in, veterinary farm animal medicine. The day is filled with streams containing multiple lectures, giving you the theoretical knowledge needed for your day-to-day cases.
21 April 2022
Speakers Programme
Inge van Geijlswijk (NL) – Most common pharmacotherapeutic dilemma’s in bovine practice case 1 and case 2
Katharina van Leenen (NL) – WORKSHOP: interpretation lung ultrasonography (You can bring your own images!)
Mathilde Pas (BE) – Interpretation of blood results: a blood serious problem in the neonatal calf
Mathilde Pas (BE) – Interpretation of blood results: weight loss in a goat
Miel Hostens (NL) – Recent developments in research at the Farm Animal Health Department, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Utrecht University
Walter Grünberg (DE) – Rehydration of diarrheic calves: strategies and pitfalls
Walter Grünberg (DE) – Drenching cows: An effective tool when properly used
All-round Stream with Eric Garcia (US)
– The latest tools & tips to manage your online reputation
– How to implement and handle client feedback
– Digital Marketing
– The importance of saying thank you online
SPEAKER HIGHLIGHTS
Inge van Geijlswijk
Inge van Geijlswijk, PharmD, PhD, is hospital pharmacist-clinical pharmacologist and head of the Pharmacy Department of the UU Faculty Veterinary Medicine. During previous work in (human) hospital she was involved in clinical use of antibiotics mainly in ICU setting, in cooperation with clinical microbiologists and applying therapeutic drug monitoring. As member of the expert panel of the Netherlands Veterinary Medicines Authority (SDa) she assists in the proces of further development of quantification tools for antimicrobial drug consumption in the Dutch husbandry.
Walter Grünberg
Walter Grünberg is a board certified specialist in bovine internal medicine with a strong interest in pathophysiology, and is currently employed as senior veterinary surgeon at the Clinic for Cattle of the University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover, Foundation. His research interest is on metabolic, electrolyte and acid-base disturbances in transition dairy cows and calves.
