Spectrum of Care: Appropriate Management of Toxicology Cases on a Budget
About this Webinar
The spectrum of care in the management of toxicities refers to the range of strategies used to recognize, assess, prevent and treat adverse effects. The primary goal is to ensure patient safety while maintaining treatment efficacy. This session will demonstrate the value of establishing key goals for veterinary care, while emphasizing the critical role of communication, evidence-based medicine and client-centered decision-making in the treatment of toxicities.
Takeaways
- Learn spectrum of care terminology
- Understand why spectrum of care may be needed
- Recognize the importance of the veterinary team regarding spectrum of care
Suited For
This session is suited for veterinarians and veterinary technicians, but all are welcome.
Credits
This webinar is RACE-approved and is eligible for 1 hour of free CE for veterinarians and veterinary technicians.
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Catherine M. Dzienisiewski VMD, MLAS, DABT
Toxicologist
Catherine received her BS in Animal Science from The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) and then pursued a Masters Degree in Laboratory Animal Science (MLAS) from Drexel University. After completion, Catherine worked for Merck and Co. for one year in the manufacturing division, ensuring the safety of common vaccines like Varicella, MMR, Pneumovax (pneumonia) and Black Widow Spider Antivenin. She attended the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in 2008. Prior to her position at ASPCA Poison Control, Catherine worked in Emergency and Critical Care for 11.5 years. In addition to working at ASPCA Poison Control full-time, Catherine enjoys spending time with her husband, Ian, and Quinn, a rescued Great Dane mix. Catherine loves to spend time in her garden, reading and going to Penn State Football games.
