THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES

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3 THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES 3 Book early and save!! The Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures (Bain Fallon) continues to be the biggest week of equine veterinary continuing education in the Southern Hemisphere, attracting over 200 delegates each year. Featuring concurrent streams of practical clinical sessions, the Bain Fallon offers delegates the opportunity to participate in world-class lectures and thought-provoking discussions. The event features a trade-show of over 50 exhibitors which sells-out year-upon-year, in addition to offering popular practical workshops. The social events are another highlight of the conference, and provide perfect networking opportunities with peers, suppliers and fellow industry professionals sees EVA hosting the 40th anniversary of the Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures in Australia s harbour city of Sydney; with spectacular views overlooking Darling Harbour at the newly-refurbished Hyatt Regency. What the 2017 delegates had to say The Bain Fallon brought vets from right across Australia and the world together for an informative yet casual learning experience that enhanced our knowledge in the equine industry Les Brown About Equine Veterinarians Australia (EVA) Equine Veterinarians Australia (EVA) is a special interest group of the Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) and the premier provider of continuing professional development for equine veterinarians in Australia. With an emphasis on providing the support members need to remain at the forefront of equine veterinary medicine, EVA also represents the interests of members to governments and equine industry groups. EVA maintains strong links with both equine organisations and horse owners. An important role for EVA is providing advice and information to the people who care for horses to ensure that Australian horses enjoy the best possible health and welfare. You must be a member of the AVA to join, and you can add EVA to your membership online. You can contact EVA on or at admin@eva.org.au. For more information, or to become a member of EVA, visit ava.com.au Carer s Pass This year delegates who require a carer in attendance will be provided a Carer s Pass. These can be requested after registration. Follow EVA and Bain Fallon on social media! #BainFallon40 #BainFallon Facebook - equinevetsaustralia/ RSVP to the 40th Bain Fallon event page for all the latest updates. GET INVOLVED SUBMIT A CLINICAL PAPER OR POSTER! One of the highlights of the Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures each year is the Clinical Papers sessions this year taking place on the Monday afternoon. EVA invites members and non-members to submit a clinical or research paper to present at the combined ANZCVS/EVA abstract session. There are a number of prestigious awards and prizes to be won for submissions of papers and posters. For more information regarding the 2018 Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures, please contact the AVA Events Team events@ava.com.au or check the website for up-to-date information.

4 4 THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES A higher standard of care Book online at eiseverywhere.com/bf18exhibitionbooking A pragmatic approach to harnessing technology and managing the unique demands of equine practice. Equine medicine is an environment where you are dealing with a range of personalities. Everyone from the passionate animal lover with a couple of hobby horses, through to trainers and performance managers whose professional livelihood rests on delivering the best possible performance from a patient who has been bred for purpose. In this environment results matter, and as an equine veterinarian you are measured on your ability to make informed, evidence-based decisions which support timely and effi cient action in managing the patients health and performance. Here we explore a few questions which aim to address how contemporary approaches to diagnostics can help you meet the demands of equine practice and elevate the standard of care available. 1. Are you assessing band neutrophils? There are many important indicators of infl ammation but the ability to detect a left shift supports a timely and accurate assessment of your patient s condition. Only the latest in-clinic haematology analysers offer the technology that enables you to understand if bands are present in minutes. 2. Do you know the difference between wet & dry chemistry analysis? Patented dry chemistry technologies are available which fi lter out sample impurities such as icterus, haemolysis and lipaemia to deliver reliable and accurate diagnostics in-house. 3. Can you visualise serial bloodwork in a simple way? Cloud based viewing portals are all the rage and diagnostic service providers are increasingly getting more sophisticated with how results can be viewed, trended and shared. Seeing serial blood results in one view will enhance your ability to see critical changes and monitor patient status. It s a must in the modern age of medicine. 4. Are you offering a fl exible service which tailors the workup to the client s needs? Instrumentation and service providers should offer a fl exible solution to support a cost effective and targeted approach. Again, a review of the options available, suggests that you can invest in solutions which offer you the ability to run full profi les or be more selective when focusing on muscle enzymes, liver panels, or the ongoing assessment of infl ammatory markers in very cost effective ways. 5. Does your diagnostic service provider have a proven track record for quality? As a leader in the research and development of veterinary diagnostics and recognition the world over as the leader in their fi eld, IDEXX Laboratories is a stand out performer. Testament to this was their selection as the diagnostic partner for the 2012 and 2016 Olympic games. To find out how IDEXX Laboratories could help you, please contact or via at IDEXX-ANZ-Sales@idexx.com

5 THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES 5 Key dates Friday 13 April Monday 4 June Monday 18 June Sunday 15 July Monday 16 July Tuesday 17 July Bain Fallon Young Member Scholarship and student volunteer applications due FINAL DAY FOR EARLY BIRD SAVINGS! Abstract submission deadline for EVA/ANZCVS Research and Clinical Papers Endoscopy workshop / welcome drinks and exhibition opening Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures plus Clinical Papers followed by the industry evening Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures followed by the Casual Dinner sponsored by CEVA Wednesday 18 July Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures followed by the Young Member Dinner Thursday 19 July Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures followed by the Gala Dinner sponsored by International Animal With thanks to the 40 th Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures sponsors Platinum Gold Silver Bronze RADINCONEst 1979 QUALITY PRODUCT - RELIABLE SERVICE - HONEST ADVICE Twilight Tutorials sponsor Endoscopy Workshop sponsors Tuesday Casual Dinner sponsor Gala Dinner sponsor RADINCONEst 1979 QUALITY PRODUCT - RELIABLE SERVICE - HONEST ADVICE EVA Education Sub-committee 2017/2018 Education Chair Dr Laura Hardefeldt Education Sub-committee Dr Ben Poole Dr Cristy Secombe Dr Sue Beetson Dr Catherine Chicken Dr Brian Anderson Dr Edwina Palmer Dr Meredith Flash Dr Peter Harding Dr Ruth Taylor Dr Angus Adkins Equine Veterinarians Australia Executive Officer Jeffrey Wilkinson jeffrey.wilkinson@eva.org.au Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures Conference Secretariat Lucy Rhodes AVA Senior Event Coordinator lucy.rhodes@ava.com.au Equine Veterinarians Australia administration/publishing Alice Dowle-Watts alice.dowlewatts@eva.org.au

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7 THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES 7 Sydney, Australia Australia s harbourside city of Sydney is the largest, oldest and most cosmopolitan city in Australia with an enviable reputation as one of the world's most beautiful and liveable cities. Sydney Airport is located just 13 minutes by train from the city. Airport Link offers a fast and convenient way to reach the city and suburbs, with trains running approximately every 10 minutes. To use this service, you will need to purchase an Opal Card. For more information, including fares, maps, timetable changes and travel planners, see the Transport for NSW website - info/#/ The city features a comprehensive public transport network of train, bus and ferry services. Light rail, sightseeing buses and taxis complement the network. Download the official Sydney travel app tourist-information Venue Negotiated conference accommodation rates (which are inclusive of WiFi) can be booked via the venue page on the Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures website - ava.com.au/bain-fallon-venue The recently refurbished Hyatt Regency Sydney is Australia s largest hotel with 648 rooms, including 17 suites. The hotel features a number of on-site dining areas, such as the signature restaurant Sailmaker or the open-air rooftop sky-bar, Zephyr. Located in Sydney s central business district overlooking Darling Harbour; you will find the major entertainment and shopping districts including Pitt Street Mall, Queen Victoria Building, and Chinatown in close proximity. Hyatt Regency Sydney is a ten-minute walk from the new Barangaroo entertainment precinct and to Pitt Street shopping malls, while also being a short walk from Cockle Bay, Town Hall Railway Station and Chinatown. The Sydney Opera House, The Rocks and the Royal Botanic Gardens are all within a 25-minute walk or linked by Sydney Ferries. Hyatt Regency Sydney 161 Sussex Street, Sydney 2000 Australia Reservation

8 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES PROGRAM Sunday 15 July (7 VetEd points) 8.00am-8.30am 8.30am 1.00pm Registration for workshop delegates Endoscopy workshop 1.00pm-2.00pm 2.00pm-5.30pm 6.30pm 8.30pm Lunch Endoscopy workshop (main conference delegate registration from 4.30pm) Welcome drinks in the industry exhibition / official conference opening by EVA President Dr Ben Poole Monday 16 July (6 VetEd points) Tuesday 17 July (7 VetEd points) 7.00am 8.00am Monday Breakfast Session 7.00am 7.50am **FREE - Don t forget to register!** Sponsored by Zoetis Tuesday Breakfast Session 7.00am 7.50am **FREE - Don t forget to register!** Sponsored by Boehringer Ingelheim 8.00am 9.00am How to utilize culture, cytology and biopsy in practice Dr Karen Wolfsdorf Placentitis: diagnosis and treatment Dr Karen Wolfsdorf 9.00am 10.00am Radiograph interpretation techniques for improving the diagnosis of the musculoskeletal abnormalities Dr Natasha Werpy Assessment and early management of wounds involving synovial structures Dr Chris O Sullivan 9.00am 10.45am 10.45am 11.45am Equine Veterinarians Australia General Meeting Morning tea in the industry exhibition Radiograph interpretation techniques and complete ultrasound examination of the stifle Dr Natasha Werpy 11.45am 12.45pm EVA / ANZCVS Clinical and research papers Bain Fallon Pascoe Oration Dr Jane Axon 12.45pm 1.45pm Lunch in the industry exhibition Lunch in the industry exhibition Room 1: Stream 1 Wealth and Wellness stream Room 2: Stream 2 Spec stream Room 3: Stream 3 How to 1.45pm 2.45pm EVA / ANZCVS Clinical and research papers Communication, negotiating and effective feedback for veterinary employees Paul Ainsworth Endometritis Dr Karen Wolfsdorf How to write a report to avoid getting sued Dr Nick Kannegieter How to take great skyline radiographs of the fetlock and carpus Dr Peter Harding 2.45pm 3.30pm Afternoon tea in the industry exhibition 3.30pm-5.30pm EVA / ANZCVS Clinical and research papers (to 6.30pm) Wealth and Wellness 2 Surgical management options for prevention and treatment of bone cysts in young horses Dr Chris O Sullivan How to approach back pain in the horse Dr Rachel Salz How to remove and treat retained foetal membranes in the mare Dr Jen Clulow Industry evening in the exhibition (6.30pm pm) Wealth and Wellness 3 How weight bearing affects the conspicuity of soft injuries evaluated with ultrasound Dr Natasha Werpy My diagnostic approach to localising lameness in the distal limb Dr Robin Bell How to ultrasound the umbilicus of a foal Lucy Cudmore 40 TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES 2018 Program

9 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES PROGRAM TUESDAY 17 JULY CASUAL DINNER Sponsored by Ceva WEDNESDAY 18 JULY YOUNG MEMBER GROUP DINNER THURSDAY 19 JULY 40TH ANNIVERSARY GALA DINNER Wednesday 20 July (7 VetEd points) Thursday 21 July (6 VetEd points) Wednesday Breakfast Session 7.00am 7.50am **FREE - Don t forget to register!** Sponsored by International Animal Health Musculoskeletal ultrasound techniques and how to use on and off beam Dr Natasha Werpy Thoroughbred racehorse lameness - a diagnostic approach for general practitioners Dr Chris O Sullivan Surgical pathology of tendon sheaths and bursae Dr Chris O Sullivan Complete ultrasound examination of the pelvis Dr Natasha Werpy Morning tea in the industry exhibition Management of twins Dr Karen Wolfsdorf Causes of infertility in the mare Dr Karen Wolfsdorf Complete ultrasound examination of the front and hind suspensory ligaments Dr Natasha Werpy Assisted reproductive techniques: How to make it work in practice Dr Karen Wolfsdorf Lunch in the industry exhibition Twilight Tutorials Young Member Stream Diagnosis and management of Rhodococcus equi infection in foals Dr Niamh Collins Multiple modality case presentations - understanding the contribution of advanced imaging Dr Natasha Werpy Practical fluid therapy in foals - what to give and when Dr Darien Feary Veterinary management of the thoroughbred racehorse Dr Chris O Sullivan Afternoon tea in the industry exhibition Post-partum complications Dr Karen Wolfsdorf Scintigraphy and the equine athelete Dr Chris O Sullivan How to assess a colic and practical advice on the common diagnostic procedures Dr Jess Partlow Advocacy lecture (3.30pm-4.30pm) Urinary tract disorders in foals Dr Niamh Collins Challenges and solutions to managing performance-limiting clinical problems in elite performance horses Dr Robin Bell Assessment of umbilical problems in foals Dr Laura Lee Followed by YMG meeting The Bain Fallon 40th anniversary gala dinner from 7.00pm 2018 Program

10 10 THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES Book online at eiseverywhere.com/bf18exhibitionbooking Keynote speakers Karen s main area of interest is infertility in the mare and problems during pregnancy. She spends her time working as a field veterinarian and as a specialist at the McGee Fertility Center. Karen attended veterinary school at the University of Florida and graduated in After completion of her DVM, she began an equine field service internship at North Carolina State University. In 1995, she completed a residency in Theriogenology at the University of Florida and became board certified in Theriogenology. In 1996, she joined Hagyard as an Associate and in 2002 became one of the first two female practice members. Before Hagyard Equine Medical Institute, Karen spent time working in Australia with Dr. Pascoe at Oakey Veterinary Hospital. Dr Karen Wolfsdorf DVM, DACT Karen has authored many chapters on equine reproduction and has lectured worldwide. She has published research concerning progesterone, retained endometrial cups and equine twin reduction with cranio-cervical dislocation. Chris services Sydney s racetracks and is predominately based in the hospital at Randwick. He also travels as a consultant to NSW Southern Highlands and South Coast. Chris graduated from the University of Sydney and stayed on to complete an internship at Camden. He joined the Randwick Equine Centre in 1997 and in mid-2000 left to further his training in surgery, undertaking a residency at The Ohio State University in the USA. He obtained specialist status in the USA returning to Randwick Equine Centre in 2003, becoming a partner in Chris has multiple first author publications and a text book chapter. Dr Chris O Sullivan BVSc Dip VCS MS MACVSc Diplomate ACVS Specialist Equine Surgeon Natasha is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences at the University of Florida s College of Veterinary Medicine, Gainesville, Florida. She is also the Consulting Radiologist at Advanced Equine Imaging of Wellington. Her residency focussed on Diagnostic Imaging at Colorado State University and she gained her Diplomate with the American College of Veterinary Radiology. Natasha s research focus is on clinical equine MRI, and diagnosis imaging, specifically musculoskeletal imaging with an emphasis on MRI and ultrasound. Dr Natasha Werpy DVM, Dipl ACVR Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures Pascoe Oration 2018 Dr Jane Axon Kindly sponsored by Provet Jane is Head of the SEH Clovelly Intensive Care Unit and also works with Scone Equine Hospital. Jane is actively involved in the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists and Equine Veterinarians Australia. A registered specialist in Equine Medicine, Jane has published numerous publications in peer-reviewed journals, conference proceedings and veterinary textbooks and is a renowned local and international speaker on foal medicine and intensive care. She regularly mentors interns and fellowship candidates and was awarded the 2012 EVA Award for Excellence in the Equine Veterinary Feld. Jane was president of Equine Veterinarians Australia in 2009.

11 THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES 11 With special thanks to our local speakers Dr Angus Adkins Dr Dr Darien Rachel Feary Salz Dr Brian Anderson Dr Peter Harding Dr Leanne Begg Dr Nick Kannegiter Dr Robin Bell Dr Laura Lee Dr Jen Clulow Dr Jonathon Lumsden Dr Niamh Collins Dr Jess Partlow Dr Lucy Cudmore Clinical paper sessions EVA invites members and non-members to submit a clinical or research paper to present at the combined Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists (ANZCVS)/Equine Veterinarians Association (EVA) abstract session. There are a number of prestigious awards and prizes to DO WE NEED A PIC OFJANE? be won for submissions. The abstracts can be recent research, clinical projects or, alternatively, a case series or report involving any aspect of equine veterinary science. The purpose of the clinical papers is to inform attendees of clinical research or case experience that they can use in their own practices for the benefit of clients and their horses. Submitted abstracts will be peer-reviewed by a panel appointed by both the EVA Executive and the office bearers of the equine chapter of the ANZCVS. If accepted, the author will be invited to present at Hyatt Regency, Sydney on Monday 16 July, Find out more in the Autumn AEV journal and ava.com.au/bain-fallon-awards International associations. International delegates who are members of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP), British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA), New Zealand Equine Veterinary Association (NZEVA) or South African Equine Veterinary Association (SAEVA) can attend Bain Fallon at EVA member rates. International delegates who are members of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), British Veterinary Association (BVA), Canadian Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA), New Zealand Veterinary Association (NZVA) or South African Veterinary Association (SAVA) can attend Bain Fallon at AVA member rates. All international delegates are required to supply their membership association and membership number at the time of registering.

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13 THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES 13 Young members Follow the EVA Young Members Group on Facebook - The Bain Fallon Young Member Scholarship provides an opportunity for four EVA Young Members to attend our flagship event for free, giving them the chance to continue their education and broaden their networking opportunities. The scholarship is open to current EVA Young Members who can demonstrate outstanding ability and commitment to their profession and the horse industry. Selection criteria All applicants should be able to demonstrate: an involvement in and commitment to the horse industry an interest in pursuing educational opportunities relevant to equine veterinary work an intention to further develop and continue career opportunities in the equine veterinary profession. Applications from graduate veterinarians in equine practice will be highly regarded. The scholarship prize includes complimentary registration to the Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures in 2018 and shared accommodation (check in Sunday 15 July, check out Friday 19 July to be organised by EVA). Student volunteers Being a volunteer at Bain Fallon is hard work but extremely rewarding. It provides students with a rare opportunity to meet and network with top Australian and international veterinary professionals. Student volunteers will be required to assist for the duration of the conference, from Sunday 15 July through to Thursday 19 July. This year s student volunteers will receive: the opportunity to network with top Australian and international veterinarians complimentary registration and attendance to lectures (duties permitting) complimentary registration to Bain Fallon social events complimentary meals (morning and afternoon tea and lunch) EVA branded clothing where permitting your cover letter, CV and any written references to lucy.rhodes@ava.com.au by Friday 14 April, Please note whether you will be available for the whole conference week (i.e. Sunday 15 Thursday 19 July), or parts therein. Late applications will not be accepted without prior discussion. Application information will be updated online - ava.com.au/bain-fallon

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15 THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES 15 Social events Welcome drinks and exhibition opening Sunday 15 July 6.30pm-8.30pm Happy hour Monday 16 July 5.30pm-6.30pm Industry evening Monday 16 July 6.30pm -8.30pm Tuesday Night Casual Dinner HMAS Vampire and Maritime Museum, Darling Harbour, Sydney. 7.00pm-11.00pm Kindly sponsored by CEVA Animal Health Let s set sail on the good ship CEVA as we climb aboard the 1950s naval vessel, the HMAS Vampire; Australia's largest museum vessel and last of the country's big gun ships. In standard Ceva style, the entertainment and fun will go on into the night, against the glittering backdrop of Sydney s Darling Harbour. Nautical theme dress encouraged! Happy hour Wednesday 18 July 5.30pm-6.30pm Young Member Dinner Wednesday 18 July 7.30pm-11.00pm The Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures Ruby Red 40th Anniversary Gala Dinner Thursday 19 July 7.00pm-late Kindly sponsored by International Animal Health Don your ruby slippers and say farewell to conference week at the Ruby Red 40th Anniversary Gala Dinner! This will be a special evening of awards and entertainment as we toast 40 years of the internationally acclaimed Bain Fallon Memorial Lectures.

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17 THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES 17 ENDOSCOPY WORKSHOP Sunday 15 July - Hyatt Regency Sydney Speakers: Led by workshop convenor, Dr Angus Adkins, the faculty of presenters includes Drs Jonathan Lumsden, Brian Anderson, Leanne Begg and visiting international keynote speaker, Karen Wolfsdorf from Kentucky, USA. This workshop will provide delegates with a thorough command and understanding of endoscopy tools essential for the equine veterinarian. This workshop is designed for veterinarians who want to improve or consolidate their skills in endoscopy of the Upper Respiratory System (URT) and Urogenital (UG) systems. FLEXIBLE ENDOSCOPY OF THE UPPER RESPIRATORY TRACT AND UROGENITAL SYSTEM Prices EVA Member $695 AVA Member $895 Non Member $1,595 This includes the skill of performing the procedure as well as being able to identify the common conditions and understand their aetiopathogenesis, significance and treatment options. Lectures will include video recordings to demonstrate appropriate endoscopic techniques of the URT and UG systems. These will include demonstration of the technique for obtaining and recording presale endoscopic evaluations of yearlings for sale and a complete examination of the URT and UG. The lectures will be interactive, encouraging discussion and debate. The new EVA Guidelines for creating a yearling sales video of the Laryngopharynx will be presented, for assisting participants to perform at best-practice level in this technique and enable the veterinarian to meet their client s expectations. Places are strictly limited for this event, book early to avoid disappointment! Kindly sponsored by Austvet Endoscopy and Karl Storz Endoscopy

18 18 THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES Book online at eiseverywhere.com/bf18exhibitionbooking Lecture and social packages frozen at 2017 prices! (excludes non-members) Standard From 4 June EVA Member $1,595 $1,895 Lecture and social packages EVA Young Member / Student Member $895 $1,295 AVA Member $1,995 $2,295 Non-member $3,100 EVA Member $1,420 $1,730 Lecture only package Practice Registration Must all be EVA / AVA members $1,595 $1,895 AVA Member $2,125 Non-member $2,925 EVA member $465 EVA Young Member $295 Day registration Monday 15 July to Thursday 19 July Student Member $175 AVA Member $595 Non-member $965 Accompanying guest $95 Breakfast sessions Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Complimentary. Pre-register online Social Accompanying guest incl Happy Hours, Casual Dinner and Gala Dinner $545 CEVA Casual Dinner $145 Gala Dinner $195 Young Member Dinner $95 What the 2017 delegates had to say Bain Fallon continues to be Australia's leading equine conference and remains excellent value on all fronts John Hurley The Bain Fallon should be considered as unmissable, even if only on the basis of networking & social events - everything additional is just a bonus Trent Jorgensen

19 THE 40TH BAIN FALLON MEMORIAL LECTURES 19 Lecture and social packages Package includes: Access to the full Bain Fallon Conference lecture program Conference show bag containing conference materials Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea for the four day program Sunday night welcome exhibition opening Monday and Wednesday night Happy Hours Casual Dinner Lecture only package Package includes: Access to the full Bain Fallon Conference lecture program Conference show bag containing conference materials Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea for the four day program Sunday night welcome exhibition opening The Lectures package does not include tickets to the Casual Dinner or the Gala Dinner Gala Dinner Day registration Package includes: Access to the Bain Fallon Conference lecture program on the day of your choice Conference show bag containing conference materials Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea on the day Sunday night welcome exhibition opening Monday or Wednesday night Happy Hours (if in attendance on that day) The Day Registration package does not include tickets to the Casual Dinner or the Gala Dinner Practice registration This package allows the Bain Fallon Conference pass to be transferred between up to four EVA / AVA Members from the same practice (limited to one attendee per day). Package includes: Access to the full Bain Fallon Conference lecture program Conference show bag containing conference materials Morning tea, lunch and afternoon tea for the five day program Sunday night welcome Monday and Wednesday night Happy Hours The Practice Registration package does not include tickets to the Casual Dinner or the Gala Dinner CONDITIONS OF REGISTRATION 1. No refunds can be made for cancellation less than 20 days prior to the commencement of the event. Cancellations (received in writing by the AVA National Office events team) outside of 20 days receive a full refund, minus a $150 administration fee. 2. Accommodation is not included in registration prices. 3. Program and other event details are subject to change; EVA and the AVA are not liable for any loss of expenses incurred as a result of program changed. Collection, use and disclosure of your personal information ABN The Australian Veterinary Association Limited. The Australian Veterinary Association Ltd (AVA) supports good privacy practice, and aims to manage personal information in an open and transparent way. This policy sets out how the AVA aims to comply with the Privacy Act 1998 (Act) and the Australian Privacy Principles (APP s) which came into force on 12 March View AVA Privacy Policy or visit privacypolicy. The AVA takes photos of this event, by attending you give permission to use images taken at the conference, as well as any written comments on our evaluation forms in advertising and promotion for the AVA.

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