Imagine a nurse who spots a patient going downhill, picks up the probe with confidence and gives the vet useful information within minutes. That's the picture behind my newest launch: RVN Ultrasound Training Days, 2-hour hands-on sessions on Abdomen OR Thorax POCUS, booked at a time that suits your practice. Why focus on nurses? In most first-opinion practices, the RVn is the first clinical pair of eyes on a sick patient. They notice the change in breathing, the pale gums, th

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