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Resources for your practice for today’s World Labyrinth Day!

Great thoughts today about how important Progress is as an outcome at #APHSASummit2024. That's part of our philosophy at TuaPath. Is it part of your philosophy in employment and benefit services? If so, can you measure it? TuaPath can help. Connect with us today to learn more!

Free Webinar on Colostrum for a good start Colostrum is critical for providing passive immunity to newborn calves, ensuring both the quality and quantity of colostrum is essential. This presentation discusses key factors that influence colostrum production and highlights the importance of effective colostrum management practices. Additionally, the webinar addresses common questions about the impact of dry period nutrition on colostrum quality. Based on current research, we will explore cow-related, management, and environmental factors that affect colostrum quality and its role in calf health. Free to watch for a limited time! https://lnkd.in/e5yS8xJ4

Amedisys uses a “Code Green” alert to call the hospice team into action when nearing the end of a patient’s life. We use the skills of the hospice team, combined with technology from Medalogix to activate a Code Green for an increased rotation of visits, tailored to each patient’s specific needs in their final days of life. Learn more about it here: https://hubs.li/Q02sgvLJ0

🔎 Read the Amedisys case study: https://lnkd.in/g8VkJfjQ Amedisys uses Muse technology to implement their 'Code Green' system, which amplifies the quality of care near end of life. Read the case study to learn more about how they leverage Muse to increase patient and staff satisfaction. #hospiceanalytics #hospice

Prioritizing a few steps before your service at Quelliv can help to enhance your results. Follow these pointers to prepare your service and see the difference. Don't wait any longer — schedule your appointment today ➡️ https://ow.ly/tb6650Rrelc #Florida #preappointmentprep #lasertherapy

Effects of Rumen Protected Amino Acids on Immunity and Fertility Amino acids play a crucial role in various physiological functions, with certain amino acids being more important at specific stages of a cow’s productive life, such as during milk production, fertility, or immune response. In recent years, research has expanded on the functional role of amino acids, particularly in enhancing nitrogen utilization on dairy farms. This webinar will focus on the benefits of using rumen-protected amino acids during the transition period and their impact on cow fertility, immune response, and the development and immunity of future progeny. Free to watch! Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your understanding of this critical aspect of dairy nutrition! https://lnkd.in/gmHuGsTC

I'm excited to announce that the former Vanderbilt University Advanced Degree Consulting Club (VUADCC) will be merging with S Phase BioClub to create a comprehensive platform for graduate students interested in consulting. The newly restructured S Phase BioClub will host seminars featuring industry consultants, organize case practice sessions, and provide opportunities for pro bono consulting projects. Stay tuned for more updates!

For those attending the Histotechnology National Conference, remember to log your participation as an activity in APACE to accrue Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points. APACE: https://lnkd.in/eGJebmui #medicalscience #medicalscientist #cpd

Listening to the first presentation at what promises to be another fascinating conference from one of my professional bodies, the Fellowship of Animal Behaviour Clinicians. Dr James Hunt currently speaking on mechanisms which drive and maintain chronic pain. Persistent pain is often associated with signs such as increased sensitivity to a stimulus or touch, and spontaneous pain, presentations such as these indicate the altered processing of painful and non-painful stimuli by the nervous system. An appreciation of the mechanisms responsible for these signs can help to guide the rational treatment of persistent pain.   In this session James is reviewing the alterations commonly associated with persistent pain, and identifying potential targets for interventions. Pain perception and its effects on behaviour is still poorly understood so it's great to have this deep dive into the subject to expand our knowledge, all aimed at better assessing and treating the difficulties our animals have in making themselves understood by us in ways that help us to work towards setting them up with good lives.