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Our Speakers
Section II Our speakers BSAVA CONGRESS 2020 PROCEEDINGS [ 1 ] Our speakers Nicola Ackerman Wendy Barnett BSc(Hons) RVN CertSAN CertVNECC DipAVN(Surgical) RVN VTS(Nutrition) HonMBVNA Wendy Barnett qualified as a veterinary Nicola Ackerman works as the Head Medical nurse in December 1992 and gained a Nurse at Plymouth Veterinary Group. Nicola Diploma in Advanced Veterinary Nursing graduated from Hartpury College with an (Surgical) in March 1999. In 2000 Wendy honours degree in Equine Science, and subsequently moved into the emergency and critical care field where qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2002. Nicola has past the need for quick and convenient access to blood was roles as editor of the Veterinary Nursing Journal, sat on realized. Wendy used her time off from her emergency the Veterinary Products Committee for the Veterinary shifts to train as a human phlebotomist for the NHS, Medicines Directorate, and the Ethics and Welfare Group founding Pet Blood Bank UK (PBBUK) in 2007 supported for BVA. Nicola has written for many veterinary publica- by Vets Now. Wendy resides as a Trustee and Clinical tions and textbooks and is the editor of Aspinall’s Director, responsible for the quality assurance of PBBUK, Complete Textbook of Veterinary Nursing. Nicola is is the authorisation holder of the VMD licence and a currently studying for a Master’s degree in Advanced Practitioner of the Charter Quality Institute. Veterinary Nursing with Glasgow University. Esther Barrett Fergus Allerton MA VetMB DVDI DipECVDI MRCVS BSc BVSc CertSAM DipECVIM-CA MRCVS Esther Barrett is a Cambridge graduate Fergus Allerton is a University of Bristol and a European and RCVS Specialist in graduate and a European Specialist in Small Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging. -
Pathways from Homelessness: 2019
PATHWAYS FROM HOMELESSNESS: 2019 DELEGATE AGENDA #HomelessHealth19 Day 1: WEDNESDAY 13TH MARCH 09:00 REGISTRATION, EXHIBITION, POSTER DISPLAY AND NETWORKING Room: Sentosa 10:00 PLENARY SESSION 1: HOMELESSNESS AND MULTIPLE EXCLUSION: HOW CLOSE IS AN INTEGRATED RESPONSE? Chair’s introduction: Simon Fanshawe OBE, Partner, Diversity by Design Welcome: Alex Bax, Chief Executive, Pathway Homelessness — the national picture: Jon Sparkes, Chief Executive, Crisis Health and homelessness – the 2022 rough sleeping target Bill Thorpe, Deputy Director, Homelessness and Rough Sleeping Strategy, Homelessness Directorate, Ministry of Housing, Communities & Local Government Questions and discussion 11:30 REFRESHMENTS, EXHIBITION, POSTER DISPLAY AND NETWORKING Room: Sentosa 12:00 SEMINAR SEMINAR STREAM SEMINAR PATHWAY SEMINAR STREAM A1: A2: Mental Health STREAM A3: STREAM A4: STREAM A5: Housing and Primary and Research and Pathway health community care Education LIVE STREAM Podcast Podcast Filmed Filmed Room: Orchard 1 Room: Sentosa 1 Room: Sentosa 2 Room: Sentosa 3 Room: Orchard 2 Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Chaired by Dr Lígia Teixeira, Dr Jenny Drife, Gina Rowlands, Dr Caroline Dr Chris Sargeant, Director, Centre for Consultant Managing Director, Shulman, GP in Clinical Lead, Brighton Homelessness Psychiatrist, Lead Bevan Healthcare CIC Homeless and Inclusion Pathway Team Impact Clinician, START Team Health, King’s Health Partnership Pathway Treating patients Homeless Team & New Hospital Housing First; ending Fail to care, prepare to -
Ending Homelessness in the UK Within Ten Years Summer Soup Run
July 2018 Food Collectors committment of faith and hasn't looked back. He says he has been Soup Run Map Among the numerous Soup Run challenged in some areas of his life Leaflet Reprint volunteers are the 'Food Collectors' or but he definitely doesn't miss tobacco 'Picker-upers' who collect food from or cannabis. He has a flat, where he Now Available local businesses and then deliver it to lives with his two sons, a steady job, The Soup Run map leaflet Soup Run prep locations. Steve a car and has found a new family of has now been updated Smith and Jill Caskey kindly agreed Christians at Hope Baptist Church. to share a bit about themselves and and re-printed. If you To anyone who feels their situation what they do... would like copies, please and life is hopeless, Steve says send an email to Steve has been "Don't give up, there is a way newsletter@plymouthsoup collecting and forward. You may not see the light at run.org.uk. delivering for the end of the tunnel, but with just the Soup Run one spark of faith, the darkness will for about a be gone and life will come". Summer Soup year. He was Jill first heard about the Soup Run Run Stops already a through a friend's post on Facebook volunteer driver, From 4th June to 2nd and thought to herself "I could do transporting people to church. Steve September 2018, instead that", so she joined the Monday night wanted to do this because he knew of stopping at Hoe Road prep team about 3 years ago. -
The Kennel Club Is Here for You and Your Dogs
MAY 2020 In this issue EVENTS 7 News FIELD TRIALS 12 from the Kennel Club SEMINAR DIARIES 13 KC FILE FOR MAY 16 Your monthly guide to what the Kennel Club JUDGES 17 is doing for you and your dogs straight from KCAI 23 the Kennel Club Press Office... KCCT DONATIONS 23 JUNIOR WARRANTS 24 KENNEL NAMES 26 ASSURED BREEDER SCHEME 28 THE KENNEL CLUB FEES 29 IS HERE FOR YOU MAY KENNEL GAZETTE The May issue of AND YOUR DOGS the Kennel Gazette is During this period of uncertainty for us all, the Kennel our Crufts Club is here for you and your dogs. special. We showcase o help you Our hub with fun the group both stay games to keep your winners in Thappy and dog occupied during our Crufts healthy, we have the crisis can be report, devised FAQs, accessed at https:// present an advice and support www.thekennelclub.org. array of on our website. uk/health/for-owners/ highlights from around the show, hear And to help you to navigate coronavirus/fun-games-to- stories from the best of the best breeders the current crisis, we have keep-your-dog-occupied- and dogs from all over the world and created a hub for resources, during-coronavirus/. find out who from the canine world was ideas, and fun to keep both Please regularly check the celebrated at this year’s Pawscars. you and your dogs connected latest government advice While living in the covid-19 pandemic while you're at home, in any and continually assess your Simon Parsons calls for thoughtfulness situation. -
Hachette-UK-Adult-Winter-2021.Pdf
Hachette UK Adult Winter 2021 (March-April) Catalogue Table of Contents 5 The Fatalist by Campbell McConachie 6 On Patriotism by Paul Daley 7 On Mutiny by David Speers 8 On Mother by Sarah Ferguson 9 On Merit by Paula Matthewson 10 Thinsanity: 7 Steps to Transform Your Mindset and Say Goodbye to Dieting Forever by Glenn Mackintosh 11 On Passion by Dorothy Porter 12 On Privilege by Julian Burnside 13 On Sleep by Fleur Anderson 14 On Quiet by Nikki Gemmell 15 On Humbug by Robert Dessaix 16 On Obsession by Malcolm Knox 17 On Violence by Natasha Stott Despoja 18 On Travel by Tony Wheeler 19 On Beauty by Susan Johnson 20 On Ecstasy by Barrie Kosky 21 On Experience by David Malouf 22 On Us by Mark Scott 23 Running From the Shadows by Stephanie Hickey 24 A Talented Man by Henrietta McKervey 25 How To Break Up With Fast Fashion: A guilt-free guide to changing the way you shop ? for good by Lauren Bravo 26 Hymn to Murder (Hugh Corbett 21) by Paul Doherty 27 The Runes of Destiny by Christina Courtenay 28 Kill A Stranger by Simon Kernick 29 Kill A Stranger by Simon Kernick 30 And Now You're Back by Jill Mansell 31 And Now You're Back by Jill Mansell 32 A Mother's Sacrifice by Jennie Felton 33 The Girls From Mersey View by Lyn Andrews 34 A Matter of Murder by Ann Granger 35 They: Dispatches from a Disunited Kingdom by Sarfraz Manzoor 36 A Fine Tapestry of Murder by Ann Marti Friedman 37 Honest Secrets by Muna Shehadi 38 The Lies I Never Told You by Valérie Tong Cuong, Maren Baudet-Lackner 39 The Manhattan Secret by Marie-Bernadette Dupuy Hachette -
June 2021 the Official Kennel Club Publication
The Kennel Club JOURNAL JUNE 2021 THE OFFICIAL KENNEL CLUB PUBLICATION In this issue... Events 6 Field Trials 18 Seminar Diaries 19 News KCCT 23 from The Kennel Club For The Members 23 KCAI 23 Your monthly guide to what The Kennel Club Kennel Names 24 is doing for you and your dogs straight from Fees 27 The Kennel Club Press Office... © Flick.digital The Kennel Club Crufts 2020 Best in Show winner, Maisie June Crufts announces Kennel Gazette The June issue of the Kennel Gazette is a special summer edition presenting the Cocker Spaniel as qualifications for its breed of choice. It features a number of articles dedicated to the Cocker from its history, the golden age of Cockers, working side and 2022 show depictions in art plus 12 judges choose their three favourite Cocker Following the news of the cancellation of Crufts 2021, Spaniels that they have judged in the show ring. As Wimbledon 2021 meetings have been taking place regarding the impact Continued on page 4 of the pandemic on Crufts 2022. Continued on page 3 NEWS EVENTS FIELD TRIALS SEMINAR DIARIES KCCT FOR THE MEMBERS KCAI KENNEL NAMES FEES IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NEW BREED IN PARTNERSHIP WITH PACKAGES NEW BREED AND TESTS PACKAGES ADDED AND TESTS ADDED Combination health test packages for canine breeds, making it easier toCombination breed responsibly. health test packages for canine breeds, making it easier Ifto you’re breed thinking responsibly. of breeding from your dog, then knowing more about their DNA canIf you’re help thinkingyou reduce of breeding the risk offrom breeding your puppiesdog, then affected knowing by more inherited conditions.