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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

1 week ago

STATEMENT FROM THE IAVRPT 2020 ORGANISING COMMITTEE

We have been closely monitoring the escalating COVID-19 crisis and, at a time of uncertainty and worry, we regret to inform you that the IAVRPT 2020 symposium has been postponed until August 2021 when it will be hosted by the University of Cambridge. The growing public health crisis and the impact of the global travel restrictions will make it very difficult for us to hold this international symposium and we need to put the safety of our attendees first. These are unprecedented times and we hope that by taking this early decision before registration has opened we can secure the best financial outcome for our intended attendees and our associations.

Thank you for your patience, support and understanding during this extraordinary and challenging situation. We wish you well in the forthcoming months and look forward to welcoming you in Cambridge next year.

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020 International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020 is feeling excited.

1 month ago

BECOME A MEMBER OF THE IAVRPT! 📚📖🐶🐴🐱📖📚
Your two year IAVRPT membership will not only get you discounted prices at the next symposium but there are fantastic opportunities to earn some extra CE/CPD credits through our journal clubs. During these informal chats with some of the leading researchers in veterinary rehabilitation, you will have the amazing opportunity to ask questions and develop your critiquing skills. Join today by visiting www.iavrpt.org/membership.shtml 😄🤓🧐📧 Check your email and.......
📌 S A V E T H E D A T E 📌

✏📚 IAVRPT Journal Club Friday, February 28th, 2pm EASTERN (NY) time.
🔎🙋‍♀️ Let's take a closer look at
Fundamental Principles of Rehabilitation and Musculoskeletal Tissue Healing
#journalclub #sharingiscaring #knowledge #innovation #education #collaboration #research #globalcommunity #IAVRPT

👨‍🏫 Presenters will be on a volunteer basis. You can present a recent article, including your own work. Ideally we do ask that the article you select is “open-access” to minimize copyright issues.
👩‍🏫 Those interested in presenting should email the moderators, David Levine and Matt Brunke, with the article they are considering and their availability.

David-Levine@utc.edu

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Annette Willson

1 month ago

I am a Physiotherapist in South Australia. I have designed a strength weight training program for horses based on human research on tendinopathies and strength training for better performance.
Is there any current research I could access on this topic,
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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

1 month ago

PLANNING YOUR TRIP TO CAMBRIDGE 🎉🐴🐶🐱🎉
We realise you have all been eager to budget and plan your trip to Cambridge and we can finally reveal the registration fees.
www.iavrpt2020.org/registration/

As soon as we have finalised a few further details on the wetlabs, which will be happening on Tuesday the 18th August, we will open registration. Thank you all for your patience 😅. ... See MoreSee Less

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

2 months ago

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION IS NOW OPEN 🎉🐴📚📖🐶🎉

We have had lots of enquiries and we are delighted to announce that abstract submission is now open. We are now inviting veterinarians, veterinary/animal physiotherapists, veterinary nurses/technicians, veterinary/animal physiotherapy assistants or other veterinary professionals, researchers and students to submit abstracts for consideration for podium or poster presentations. All abstracts will undergo a blinded peer review process by a scientific committee.
Submission deadline is the 15th May 2020 😄

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

2 months ago

🎊🐶PROGRAMME ANNOUNCEMENT🐴🎊

This is the moment you have all been waiting for. We are delighted to announce that you can now check out the Equine and Small Animal programmes we have been working hard to present to you and I hope you will all agree we have a fantastic line up. We would like to say a huge thank you to all of the speakers who will be contributing to this years symposium.

In addition to the main symposium from the 19th-21st August 2020, we will be hosting Equine and Small Animal pre-symposium workshops on Tuesday the 18th August 2020 and the European College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation (ECVSMR) will be hosting a combined track scientific meeting on Saturday the 22nd August 2020. Keep an eye out for details of these.

Registration will open at the end of this month. We look forward to seeing you all in Cambridge 😄

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11th Symposium of the International Association of Veterinary Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy – 19 – 21 August 2020

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Don’t miss this opportunity, come to Cambridge. We warmly invite you to the 11th Symposium for the International Association in Veterinary Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy to be held between the 19th and 21st August 2020 in the historic University city of Cambridge, one of the most beautiful ci...

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

2 months ago

THANK YOU 💕 We are delighted to have reached over 750 page followers. We hope to see you in Cambridge 🐶🐴🐱 #IAVRPT #iavrpt2020 #cambridge #Cambridge2020 #acpat #ecvsmr #vetrehab #vetrehabbers #letslearntogether ... See MoreSee Less

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

2 months ago

FANTASTIC NETWORKING AND MORE! What we love about this symposium is the ability to connect people who have a special interest in veterinary rehabilitation from all across the globe. This enormous family opens their arms to everyone and you are guaranteed to end your time with us having formed new friendships who share your passion for the job we love. Come and join us in August 2020 💕 #IAVRPT #iavrpt2020 #cambridge #Cambridge2020 #acpat #vetrehab #rehabilitation #veterinary #networking #friendships ... See MoreSee Less

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

3 months ago

Strengthening the link between human and veterinary rehabilitation medicine is our focus for IAVRPT 2020. Stay in touch as we release details on the programme next week 📚🐶🐱🐴📚#IAVRPT #cambridge #iavrpt2020 #Cambridge2020 #symposium #acpat #rehabilitation #physicaltherapy #smallanimal #equine #veterinary #multiprofessional #letslearntogether #travel ... See MoreSee Less

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

4 months ago

THE CORPUS CLOCK IS TICKING 🐾🐴🕰🐶🐾

We may have been quiet but we are planning some exciting things to give you a fantastic symposium in 2020. We are working hard to announce the programme as soon as we can as we realise you are all eagerly awaiting this.

We would like to introduce you to this fantastic piece of engineering that you will find during your visit to Cambridge 😄.

The Corpus Clock is one of the most distinctive public monuments in Cambridge and has been admired by residents and tourists since its inauguration in 2008. It is an unusual device for the measurement of time being both hypnotically beautiful and deeply disturbing. It was invented, designed and given to Corpus Christi College by Dr John C Taylor OBE FREng (m1959), who worked with local engineering company Huxley Bertram in constructing the Clock.

The face of the clock is plated in pure gold and the radiating ripples allude to the Big Bang, the central impact that formed the universe and could be considered as the beginning of time. Sitting atop the clock is an extraordinary monster: the ‘Chronophage’, meaning ‘time-eater’, for that is what the Chronophage does, devouring each minute as it passes with a snap of its jaws. It evolves out of a grasshopper, a term used by eighteenth-century horologist John Harrison to describe his invention of an escapement which was a strictly functional innovation.

The Corpus Clock has no hands or digital numbers and thus at first it appears difficult to tell the time. However, look carefully and there are 3 rings of LEDs, which reading from the innermost ring show hours, minutes and seconds. When an hour is struck there is no chiming of bells, but rather the shaking of chains and a hammer hitting a wooden coffin. Time passes and we all die, a fact further represented by the Latin inscription underneath the clock, mundus transit et concupiscentia eius, meaning 'the world and its desires pass away'.

Come and see this beautiful clock in the heart of Cambridge in August 2020 🐾🐴🕰🐶🐾 #iavrpt2020 #Cambridge #cambridge2020 #symposium #IAVRPT #ACPAT #rehabilitation #physicaltherapy #smallanimal #equine #veterinary #multiprofessional #letslearntogether #travel ... See MoreSee Less

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5 months ago

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Sarah Ellis-Edge

6 months ago

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

6 months ago

A great day catching up with friends and colleagues at our Autumn ACPAT committee meeting whilst making further plans for August 2020 🐾🐶🐱🐴🐾 #excited #watchthisspace #iavrpt2020 #vetphysio ... See MoreSee Less

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

6 months ago

I know you are all interested to see the program for next years conference. Dianne gives Megan a little sneak peak in this interview. #iavrpt2020 #acpat ... See MoreSee Less

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

7 months ago

STUNNING VIEWS OF KING’S COLLEGE 📷
King's College was founded by King Henry VI in 1441 and is one of the 31 constituent Colleges that make up the University of Cambridge. This is the stunning view of King’s College, captured by our team, just 200 yards away from the symposium location and your accommodation for those who choose to stay at Gonville and Caius. Don’t miss out on this amazing experience 😄 #Cambridge #cambridge2020 #symposium #IAVRPT2020 #IAVRPT #ACPAT #rehabilitation #physicaltherapy #smallanimal #equine #veterinary #multiprofessional #letslearntogether #travel ... See MoreSee Less

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

7 months ago

IAVRPT 2020 at THE ACROPOLIS AT CAIUS, GONVILLE AND CAIUS 🏞
This is the second of our two amazing lecture venues hosting our delegates in 2020. Founded
in 1348 Gonville and Caius is one of the oldest and largest colleges at the University of Cambridge. The Acropolis is set in the beautiful grounds of the Cavonius centre at the West Road Site just 200 yards from West Road Concert Hall. For delegates who want the full Cambridge University experience, you will have the opportunity to stay in the fabulous residential facilities at Gonville and Caius with just a short stroll to your first session of the day 😄 Image credit Meet Cambridge and Gonville and Caius College #symposium #Cambridge2020 #iavrpt2020 #IAVRPT #acpat #rehabilitation #physicaltherapy #smallanimal #equine #veterinary #multiprofessional #letslearntogether #cambridge #gonvilleandcaius ... See MoreSee Less

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

7 months ago

IAVRPT 2020 at WEST ROAD CONCERT HALL 🏞
This will be one of two amazing venues hosting our delegates in 2020. It is one of Cambridge’s most famous music venues with superb acoustics for our wonderful speakers and only minutes away on foot from the heart of Cambridge and the famous Kings College. We want your experience in Cambridge to be the best that it can offer www.westroad.org/ 😄 #symposium #cambridge2020 #IAVRPT2020 #IAVRPT #ACPAT #rehabilitation #physicaltherapy #smallanimal #equine #veterinary #multiprofessional #letslearntogether #cambridge ... See MoreSee Less

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

7 months ago

A LITTLE TASTE OF CAMBRIDGE 🌇🙋‍♀️📚🙋‍♂️🌃
This fabulous little video illustrates just why the historic university city of Cambridge is one of the most beautiful cities in the United Kingdom. We have a reason for you to visit in 2020 😄 #symposium #Cambridge2020 #iavrpt2020 #IAVRPT #acpat #rehabilitation #physicaltherapy #smallanimal #equine #veterinary #multiprofessional #letslearntogether ... See MoreSee Less

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

7 months ago

WHERE IS CAMBRIDGE? 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♂️
The beautiful university city of Cambridge is approximately 50miles or one hour north of Central London. For anyone travelling from overseas the nearest airports are Stansted (for European flights) and Heathrow (for all Intercontinental flights). These airports have fabulous train links to Cambridge for your final destination 😄 #symposium #Cambridge2020 #iavrpt2020 #acpat #rehabilitation #physicaltherapy #smallanimal #equine #largeanimal #veterinary #multiprofessional ... See MoreSee Less

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Eliana Speziale

7 months ago

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International Symposium on Vet Rehab & Physical Therapy Cambridge 2020

7 months ago

⛔️ STOP PRESS & PAWS FOR A MOMENT ⛔️

Exactly one year to the date The 11th International Symposium on Veterinary Rehabilitation & Physical Therapy is coming to Cambridge in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧

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On the 19th-21st August 2020, Iavrpt & ACPAT in association with our kind hosts the University of Cambridge,United Kingdom will be bringing you 3 days of World Class Lectures in all things Animal/Veterinary Therapy & Research 📚

To register your interest and to keep up to date with information:

1️⃣ visit www.iavrpt2020.org and submit your details
2️⃣ follow this page, IAVRPT and ACPAT pages

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The 11th International Symposium on Veterinary Rehabilitation and Physical Therapy – 19 – 21 August 2020

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