There are the 75-page proceedings on CD for the NurseEd: Cancer Patient Care event held in Brisbane on Saturday November 6, 2010. The speaker was Peter Bennett.

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The topics are: What is cancer and how does it occur?, Discussing cancer with the owners and nursing cancer patients, general principles of oncology treatments, lymphoma, skin lumps and bumps, tumours of the abdomen, tumours in the thorax, tumours of the head and bone.

These are the proceedings of the Save it with a Scalpel: Advances in Small Animal Soft Tissue Surgery conference held in February 2007 in Sydney, on CD.

Again Prof Chris Bellenger was called on as technical consultant, and together with Prof Geraldine Hunt they crafted a comprehensive program to up-date your soft tissue surgery skills-set.

Due to popular demand the proceedings for the Poultry Health conference, May 1986 was been re-released on CD.

These are the proceedings from the Feline Geriatrics: How to Manage the Elderly Cat conference that was held on 2 May, Rydges Lakeside, Canberra and on 14 March 2010 at the Hotel Grand Chancellor in Hobart, Tasmania. The speakers were Richard Gowan and Richard Malik.

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In August 2008 the Clinical Immunology: More than just Antibodies explored the most rapidly advancing and exciting field of companion animal medicine. These are the proceedings for the five day conference, held in Surfers Paradise Queensland.

The Cardio-Respiratory Medicine & Surgery major course was held in February 2004 and proved to be very popular and worthwhile to course participants. Drs John Bonagura and Geraldine Hunt were the main speakers at this conference. The CD contains the 366-page course proceedings.

The proceedings for the Holistic Medicine course challenges all of your prejudices and preconceptions. Concepts which were recently considered .way out. have now become firmly established as mainstream and, as in human medicine, most veterinarians are broadminded enough to consider holistic medicine and traditional medicine to be complementary and not necessarily contradictory.

Aquaculture and aquatic animal health - the fundamentals of health and production for the practicing veterinarian. This CD contains notes authored by the highly talented Paul Hardy-Smith, Jim Greenwood and Dick Callinan. The course covered a practical overview of aquaculture and aquatic animal health specifically in the areas of finfish and crustacean intensive production systems and ornamental fish husbandry and medicine.

This publication, Wildlife 1994, has been re-released in CD format due to popular demand.

Complementary to the two earlier publications on Fauna and Australian Wildlife, there is considerable newer material here and the 138-page text will be of tremendous value to veterinarians, students' officers and those who work with WIRES in the care of wildlife. It will also be of value to wildlife parks and zoos both in Australia and overseas.

The 418-page proceedings for the Gross Pathology of Ruminants event reflect the comprehensive subject matter that was delivered over a space of three, enjoyment and action packed days in April 2003. There is possibly no other text like this available anywhere in the world.

These are notes from the Birds course which was held in August 2002 (481 pages). It was led by Dr Michael Taylor and a leading team of Australian avian veterinarians and covers a variety of topics.

Proceedings 340 was produced as a part of the well-attended Ain't Misbehaving course, held in Sydney. This course covered a number of animal behaviour topics including animal learning and development, pharmacology, aggression, anxiety and distress. Authors include Dr Karen Overall, from Pennsylvania and a fine collection of papers from Australian authors: Dr Kersti Seksel, Dr Debbie Calnon, Dr Robert Holmes, Dr Leigh Ladd, Dr Paul McGreevy and Dr Jonica Newby.

The ICU in Sydney conference was held at the Australian Technology Park on February 4 to 8, 2008.

The 529-page proceedings from this conference cover a wide range of intensive care categories, from holistic approaches to small animal emergency and patients with critical care needs; endocrine and respiratory emergencies in cats and dogs to nursing of emergency and critical care situations and the anaesthesia of critically ill animals.

Medical & Surgical Purrrfection are the proceedings of the Post Graduate Foundation in Veterinary Science's major course on the Gold Coast in September 2003. Two hundred and fifty veterinarians attended the event The 254-page proceedings are still available for you to purchase on CD.

The Sheep Medicine major course was run in May of 2004.

The proceeding contains informative 344-page lecture notes which aim to help veterinarians gain confidence in sheep medicine.

This CD contains the 328-page proceedings of the Dairy Medicine course held in July 1997 and contains all the papers presented at the course.

The traditional February refresher course, named in honour of the great J D Stewart was declared a winner.
With 160 dedicated delegates who attending enthusiastically from 9am on Monday until 5pm on Friday, Senior Care was counted amongst our best.