Webinars & cursos e-learning Todos los seminarios web

How to get the most out of cytology samples for Nurses

How to get the most out of cytology samples for Nurses
How to get the most out of cytology samples for Nurses

Altavoz:

Laureen Peters_200x200.jpg

Laureen Peters

PhD, MVetMed, FHEA, Dipl. ACVP (clinical pathology)

Laureen Peters studied veterinary medicine from 2004-2009 at the Vetsuisse Faculty in Bern, Switzerland. Thereafter, she wrote her doctoral thesis in Pharmacogenetics, and completed a one-year internship in internal medicine at the small animal hospital of the Vetsuisse Faculty in Bern. Following that, she moved to London to do a residency in clinical pathology at the Royal Veterinary College, and obtained her board certification in 2015. Laureen stayed at the RVC for another four years as a lecturer, during which period she also completed a postgraduate certificate in veterinary education. In 2018 she was awarded the early career Award by the American Society of Veterinary Clinical pathology. Since 2019 Laureen is back as a lecturer at her Alma Mater, where she splits her time between the cytology service, teaching, and research with a focus on pancreas and sepsis.

Información de reservas

Duracion: 0:50 h
Altavoz: Laureen Peters
desde 1
54,90 US$
(Con impuestos)

Usted también puede estar interesado en

E_26_07_21_Radiology of the canine and feline lung made practical_300x200.png
23.09.2026 (UTC)
18:00 - 19:00 (UTC)

Radiology of the canine and feline lung made practical

In this webinar with Pete Mantis you will learn to read thoracic radiographs.
E_26_10_06_Lets talk feline anaemia II Feline infectious anaemias_300x200.png
06.10.2026 (UTC)
18:00 - 19:00 (UTC)

Let`s talk feline anaemia II: Feline infectious anaemias

Pyrexia and pallor? The spectrum of infectious causes of feline anaemia and how to diagnose and treat them – a webinar by Severine Tasker.
New 07.10 Image (1).png
07.10.2026 (UTC)
09:00 - 10:00 (UTC)

Feeding the Failing Kidney - Practical Nutrition for Chronic Kidney Disease

Most veterinary professionals know that patients with chronic kidney disease should be fed a therapeutic renal diet. But have you ever stopped to ask why? Presented by Kim Healy