Sanne Melis 
This webinar is suitable for veterinarians and veterinary assistants/paraveterinary staff.
We know that starting resuscitation as quickly as possible can make the difference between life and death. But to be able to resuscitate quickly and correctly, you need to know how to do it. Based on the RECOVER (Reassessment Campaign on Veterinary Resuscitation) guidelines, the different steps of CPR are briefly and clearly reviewed. This webinar is useful for anyone who works with animals. Even if you already know how to perform CPR, it never hurts to get a thorough refresher. During this training, the following topics will be covered:
The training is practical and hands-on and will provide veterinarians and veterinary assistants with the necessary tools to perform CPR with full confidence.
The training lasts a minimum of 30 minutes.
Teacher:
Sanne Melis, Sanne graduated as a veterinarian in 2008 from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (University of Ghent). She then completed a rotating internship at the Department of Small Animals in Merelbeke.
After working as an anesthesia intern in France for a year, she returned to Ghent and started her specialization training in anesthesia, which she successfully completed in 2014 with her European specialist diploma (Diplomate of the European College of Veterinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia).
In 2015, she moved to the United Kingdom, where she became a Recognized Specialist in Veterinary Anaesthesia in RCVS. She has been working at Pride Veterinary Referrals as an anesthetist since 2016. She is also responsible for the pain clinic there. Sanne is particularly interested in the induction and monitoring of anesthesia, the recognition of pain in animals and the treatment of chronic pain.
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