John Hill, President of the British Bee Veterinary Association, presents an introductory lecture on the honey bee. In the first of a series of lectures, explains the different types of bee, their habitat and behaviour, the reproductive cycle, and their pests and pathogens, and provides information on further resources.

This presentation, originally scheduled to take place in Scottish region on 15th April 2020, covers everyday theatre protocols that can be used in first opinion or referral practice. The aim is to highlight best practice and how this can be achieved in a busy first opinion practice in a cost effective manner. Emma Boyce explores the patient’s journey from prep room to recovery, looking at theatre preparation, patient preparation and the role of the theatre nurse. Instrumentation, preparation and maintenance is also addressed, together with infection control in the theatre complex and how to maintain effective and economical best practice. Learning Objectives: Be able to demonstrate the best possible practice for patient prep for a range of surgical procedures; Demonstrate measures that can be put in place to ensure the practice has efficent infection control procedures. Please note that the lecture recording and accompanying notes are as provided and have not been edited. This lecture is available to BSAVA members, others may purchase access, either by selecting ‘buy online access’, by using a library pass, or by subscribing to the entire webinar library.

Paul Freeman discusses the approach to a case of lameness and how to differentiate between orthopaedic and neurological causes so that the case can be managed effectively. This one-hour webinar was first broadcast as part of BSAVA’s [email protected] series. [email protected] broadcasts are available to BSAVA members only and are free to attend - visit the education page of the BSAVA website for details of future [email protected] webinars. Recordings will be available for 3 years via the BSAVA Webinar Library.