CuraCore Academy Talks

Dr. Narda Robinson

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Podcast by Dr. Narda Robinson

04/28/2022

2022 AAHA Pain Management Guidelines - Critical Review & Questions

Seven years ago, the 2015 American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) Pain Management Guidelines for Dogs and Cats put forth pioneering recommendations that included medical acupuncture. The authors painted a brighter future by seriously considering and advancing their role in veterinary medicine. In contrast, the authors of the 2022 Guidelines seemed to backpedal on this progress, ignoring the even greater evidential support that had expanded dramatically over the intervening seven years. Dr. Narda Robinson provides her perspective and opinion on the 2022 AAHA guidelines, targeting specifically 1) the issue on acupuncture, 2) undisclosed potential conflicts of interest, and 3) pharmaceutical recommendations that she considers questionable. Feel free to download Dr. Robinson's written summary, with recent references that support acupuncture, from the CuraCore.org with this direct link: https://curacore.org/vet/2022/04/01/improve-the-2022-aaha-pain-management-guidelines/ Questions? Email us at info@curacore.org, or call us at 970-818-0851.
03/23/2022

The Declaw. A Conversation with Dr. Mike Petty and Dr. Narda Robinson

The topic of banning feline distal digital amputations, otherwise known as a "declaw" procedure, elicits a variety of views from veterinarians. This supplemental CuraCore Academy Talk (CAT Supp), highlights some of the considerations made by Michael Petty, DVM, CVPP, cVMA, CCRT, CAAPM, and Narda G. Robinson, DO, DVM, MS, FAAMA, founder and CEO of CuraCore MED and CuraCore VET. Contact CuraCore at info@curacore.org if you'd like to learn more about nonsurgical pain medicine interventions.
03/16/2022

CuraCore Academy Talks: How Does Integrative Rehabilitation Stack Up Against the TPLO?

We are making this presentation from MOVE, our Integrative Rehabilitation and Physical Medicine program, available to our veterinarian colleagues who also struggle with the traumatic nature of the TPLO and are seeking viable non-surgical solutions. So, for all veterinarians, the next time you see a dog (or cat) with presumptive cranial cruciate ligament disease, you might consider reviewing the pros and cons of integrative rehabilitation to those of the tibial plateau-leveling osteotomy (TPLO), as described in this video. Download the handout here: https://curacore.org/vet/irpm-march-handout/. If you would like more information about the science-based integrative medicine programs from CuraCore, visit CuraCore.org. Or, send an email to info@curacore.org. We love to meet new students!
01/29/2022

Flooring, with Dr. Hannah Capon from Canine Arthritis Management

Veterinarians! What do you know about the home environment of your patients? Specifically, what types of mobility impediments do they experience from slippery, low-traction flooring? If you perform home visits, you've seen how animal residents move from point A to point B. Are there problems? Here's the good news -- we can suggest relatively inexpensive modifications that can greatly improve our patients' quality of life within and around the home. Advocate for your patients. Help your clients see the world from their animals' perspectives. For more information, visit Canine Arthritis Management at https://caninearthritis.co.uk. Follow CuraCore VET on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/CuraCore) and Instagram (curacorevet). Questions? Contact us at info@curacore.org. Together, we can change medicine.™ For good.

4 Episodes

Podcast by Dr. Narda Robinson

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Dr. Narda Robinson
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2021 - 2022
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4
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