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|Events|October 20, 2015
Evolving Concepts in Clinical Cardiology
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Date: December 01 - December 01, 2015
Description:
This day-long conference on current concepts in clinical cardiology will emphasize common clinical conditions for which recommendations may have changed recently, or may be evolving. Participants can expect to hear and consider applied physiologic and pharmacologic concepts as well as practical apply today information regarding the investigation, diagnosis and therapy of common clinical diseases or clinical signs.The last part of the day will be comprised of short news you can use presentations with easily applied information that can be used in your clinic today (7.50 CE hours will be issued to veterinary professionals attending this program in its entirety).
Event type: CE Conference
Event Address: Sheraton Madison Hotel706 John Nolen Drive, Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Sponsor: University of Wisconsin, School of Veterinary Medicine
For More Information:Karl Olson,UW SVM CVME Program
2015 Linden Drive ,Ma ,Wisconsin ,53706 ,USA
608-265-5206, [email protected], https://apps.vetmed.wisc.edu/cereg/
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