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|Articles|August 22, 2022
3 must reads on our Fetch dvm360® Kansas City conference
Author(s)dvm360 Staff
3 articles highlighting the notable events to take place at the Kansas City conference
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Our Fetch dvm360® conference in Kansas City kicks off this Friday! If you still haven't registered, go
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From the innovative gamified continuing education opportunity to honoring our Veterinary Heroes™ winners—there's something for everyone. Happy reading!
Are you ready for the Fetch dvm360® Kansas City Block Party? : To celebrate the first night of the conference, a welcome reception will be held at Bar K, a dog and people park including a restaurant, beer garden, and musical entertainment.Gamified continuing education launching at Fetch dvm360® Conference in 2022 : Discover the details of our breakthrough gamified continuing education (CE) program, dvm360® Unleashed!, a learning opportunity in a game-show format.dvm360® announces winners of second annual Veterinary Heroes™ recognition program : Those who have won this prestigious award will be spotlighted at the conference for the noteworthy contributions they have made to veterinary medicine.
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