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|Events|December 18, 2017
Clinical Communication Skills Continuing Education Conference
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Date: February 13 - February 13, 2018
Description:
The goal of this conference is to enhance and expand the veterinary professionals repertoire of communication skills to use in their practices with their clients; specifically, to gain comfort in dealing with client emotions and communicating with clients who have cultural differences from themselves in a competent manner. Veterinary professionals will understand and develop specific communication skills related to a variety of situations.Topics:Introduction to Communication Skills;Pet Loss & Grief: Euthanasia;Financial Conversations;Compassion Fatigue & Self-Care;Communication with Angry Clients;Culturally Competent Communication
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Event type: Continuing Veterinary Medical Education
Event Address: Sheraton Madison Hotel706 John Nolen Drive, Madison, WI, USA
Sponsor: University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine
For More Information:Karl Olson,University of Wisconsin SVM CVME Program
2015 Linden Drive ,Madison ,WI ,53706 ,USA
608-265-5206, [email protected], https://apps.vetmed.wisc.edu/cereg/
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