Emergency and Critical Care UK Congress
7-8 November 2024
Leeds, UK
7-8 November 2024
Leeds, UK
That’s a wrap for Congress this year! We’re excited to see you again in 2025!
As well as world renowned speakers and gripping content, Congress provides two days access to a selection of handpicked exhibitors, wholly focused on the needs of you, our delegates.
A friendly conference and exhibition in a unique setting with a diverse CPD offering, the Vets Now ECC Congress aims to attract even more veterinary professionals to what is the UK’s largest event dedicated to emergency & critical care.
If you are interested in exhibiting with us, get in touch here to find out more →
Our speakers are renowned for their expertise, experience and engaging presentation skills, and they are dedicated to sharing their knowledge and insights with other veterinary professionals.
A vast range of topics related to ECC care will be covered, including anaesthesia, advanced surgical techniques, toxicology and more. You’ll learn about the latest research, real world case studies, and practical tips to help you provide the best possible care to your patients.
We listened to your feedback from last year’s event and have focused on bringing you the best ECC agenda to date via six insightful learning streams. We have brought back some firm favourites including our ‘advanced’ and ‘general’ streams, expanded ‘advanced nursing’ to cover both days and introduced a new stream, Catastrophic case conversations.
We are confident our 2024 programme offers something for everyone, no matter what stage of your ECC career you are at.
Julie Burnage spent decades working with and teaching ultrasound scanning and she’ll be sharing her knowledge with vets and vets nurses in joint sessions at ECC Congress.
Marios Charalambous is a Neurology Specialist at IVC Evidensia’s new £10million Blaise Referral Hospital. Here, he gives an insight into what to expect.
Efa and David speaking together at one of our renowned controversies sessions where they take opposing sides to debate a clinically relevant topic.
Steph Timmons, a Area Clinical Manager with Vets Now, is one of the speakers will hear from. She tells us what her sessions will involve.
New York-based Ken Yagi tells us what delegates can expect from each of the four sessions he’ll be taking part in. And why he’s still passionate about sharing his knowledge at conferences around the world.
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Delegates can choose from over 70 hours of quality CPD and several new streams.
• General – this stream is suitable for GP vets dealing with emergencies, vets starting out in ECC or RVNs with some ECC experience.
• Foundations of ECC – this stream is suitable for new graduates interested in ECC, ACAs, student RVNs or RVNs just starting in ECC.
• Advanced – this stream is suitable for experienced ECC vets – those enrolled in or in possession of an ECC certificate, as well as vets pursuing specialist training programs. This stream is also highly suitable for RVNs pursuing a VTS(ECC).
• Abstracts and case reports – a stream is dedicated to presentations by our junior colleagues.
• Catastrophic case conversations – this new stream is suitable for vets and RVNs with ECC experience interested in reflecting upon more complicated cases and contributing to discussions. There is limited seating/room capacity available, so it’s first come, first served.
• Advanced nursing – this session is aimed at RVNs already working at a high level, especially those involved in referral work or studying for advanced qualifications.
• Limited enrolment – this stream consists of more practical small group sessions, aimed at enhancing delegates’ skillsets in the more technical aspects of ECC. These sessions would in general be suitable for both vets & RVNs.
Woodley are committed to helping veterinary practices & laboratories provide the very best patient care by developing/supporting the latest laboratory diagnostic analysers, point of care and critical care products.
Having been involved since the 1st Vets Now Congress and sharing similar values we’re delighted to be headline sponsor again this year.
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