RBAI Workshop for Veterinarians and Veterinary Nurses
Purpose: To promote a general discussion and analysis of "welfare" as it applies to everyday Veterinary activities (including Welfare Management in Abattoirs) and to reinforce the role of Veterinarians as primary "stakeholders" in all aspects of Animal Welfare
Course Content (9am- 6pm)
- Introduction
- History & Drivers of Welfare
- Definitions
- Sentience
- Animal Suffering (and the many aspects of Suffering)
- Welfare & Rights
- The 5 Freedoms
- Assessing Welfare
- Applicable Legislation (esp. EC1099/2009 and it’s application in abattoirs)
- Basic animal behaviour and its relevance to Lairage layout & structure
- Stunning & Slaughter
- DVD showing practicalities of "on the job activities"
- Meat Quality Issues
- Ritual Slaughter
- Welfare aspects of "Canine Tail Docking", "Canine Breeding Policy", and the intensification of Farming
- Review
- Evaluation
Successful completion of this course will entitle participants to 11 continuing Veterinary Education (CVE) points under the Veterinary Council of Ireland registration system (There is an annual requirement of 20 CVE points to maintain registration with the Veterinary Council of Ireland)
Venues
9am Monday July 24th 2017, Glen Royal Hotel, Maynooth
Fees: 225 euro per person
Booking ONLY THROUGH this website
Price: 225.00 EUR







