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Welcome to the ECVBM-CA

NEWS
CALL FOR PAPERS

16th Annual Meeting of the European Society of Veterinary Clinical Ethology – ESVCE
7th Annual Meeting of the European College of Veterinary Behavioural Medicine-Companion Animals – ECVBM-CA,
Annual Meeting of the German Society of Veterinary Behavioural Medicine and Therapy – GTVMT

24th to 26th September 2010
Hamburg, Germany
www.behaviourmeeting-hamburg.de

Deadline for submitting abstracts: 31st March 2010

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The College shall be incorporated under the laws of a nominated country in Europe as a non-profit organisation, which does not pursue commercial interests.

The primary objectives of the College shall be the advancement of the art and science of veterinary behavioural medicine and the increase of the competency of those who practice in this field. These objectives will be achieved by (but will not be limited to):

  1. Establishing guidelines for postgraduate education and experience prerequisite to become a specialist in the speciality field of veterinary behavioural medicine

  2. Examining and certifying veterinarians as specialists in veterinary
    behavioural medicine.

  3. Encouraging research and other contributions to the knowledge related to behavioural medicine, including the aetiology, pathogenesis, semiotics, diagnosis, therapy, prevention, and control of diseases directly or indirectly affecting the behaviour and welfare of animals and the relationship between owners and animals, promoting communication and dissemination of this knowledge, and contributing to the veterinary literature.

  4. Defining and describing behavioural medicine speciality discipline.

  5. Developing continuing education programmes for veterinarians interested in behavioural medicine.

  6. Supervising the professional activities of its members.

  7. Promoting co-operation with national and international veterinary behavioural sciences associations and applied ethology associations.

  8. Providing leadership and expertise to the veterinary profession in behavioural medicine and other appropriate areas of this field.

     
       
 
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