Keynote Address
Dr. Daniel Kraft
The Accelerating Future of Health and Medicine: What's Now, Near & Next for Veterinary Care
This presentation by Daniel Kraft, MD, delves into the rapidly advancing realm of technology, where the convergence of AI, Big Data, affordable genomics, digital health innovations, CRISPR, Virtual Reality, and more, is paving the way for novel strategies in both human and veterinary care. We will explore how these cutting-edge technologies are transforming prevention, diagnostics, treatment, and trials, heralding a new era in care that promises enhanced outcomes for all.
This session will be livestreamed.
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Opening General Session
Specialty Symposium Day
Dr. Krystle Reagan
Unleashing Artificial Intelligence in Veterinary Medicine
Prepare to be on the forefront of innovation as Krystle Reagan, DVM, PhD, DACVIM (SAIM) presents "Unleashing Artificial Intelligence in Veterinary Medicine" during the opening general session of Specialty Symposium Day during the 2024 ACVIM Forum. This full day of specialty-focused content is tailored for ACVIM Diplomates and Candidates. Join us for an experience focused on advancing knowledge and excellence in veterinary specialty medicine.
Celebrating Excellence in Education
Invest in your education and unlock your full potential at the 2024 ACVIM Forum! This must-attend conference offers a diverse range of educational sessions, workshops, and discussions led by experts in the veterinary profession. Explore sessions in cardiology, large animal internal medicine, neurology, nutrition, oncology, small animal internal medicine plus multispecialty topics such as leadership & communications, education & research, wellbeing and more. The 2024 ACVIM Forum presents you with the opportunity to gain hand-on experience, enhance your skillset and discover the latest advancements in specialty medicine.
Expand your network
The 2024 ACVIM Forum offers an unparalleled platform for networking and collaboration among veterinary professionals. From educational sessions to exciting networking events, take advantage of the various opportunities to engage with experts and build connections with like-minded professionals in the veterinary community.
Discover various ways to participate
- Immerse yourself in the livestream offering from June 6-8, bringing you exclusive access to select limited sessions across the six ACVIM specialties and beyond, all streamed directly from the vibrant city of Minneapolis.
Gear up for Live Virtual Day on June 18, where a dynamic one-day experience unfolds with live, virtual Continuing Education (CE) in 28 sessions and 11 tracks. Dive into innovative content and engage in real-time Q&As with the speakers, making it an interactive and unforgettable event.
From June to October 31, 2024, seize the opportunity to get more CE with on-demand access! Delve into expert-led sessions and earn RACE-approved CE while enjoying the flexibility to revisit sessions captured during the live event in Minneapolis. This is your chance to elevate your learning experience and make the most of a wealth of valuable content. Don't miss out!
Research Exchange
2024 ACVIM SAIM and Nutrition Research Exchange
Research Networking for Academic and Private Practice Specialists
Friday, June 7, 2024 | 8:00-10:15 am | MCC, 206 AB
The ACVIM Small Animal and Nutrition Research Exchange is designed to provide an opportunity to share and hear about ongoing and upcoming research, brainstorm on ways to overcome enrollment, data, and/or sample acquisition challenges, and foster connections between researchers with similar research interests as well as individuals in private practice to catalyze research collaboration.
Presentation Topics
- Histopathological and Infectious Disease Findings in Feline Gastrointestinal Eosinophilic Sclerosing Fibroplasia
- Canine Tumor-Derived Organoids
- The Impact of Regional Environmental Exposure on Incidence of Copper Associated Hepatopathy in Dogs
- Dog Aging Project
- Retrospective Investigation of the Relationship Between Nutrition Support Plan and Outcome In Hospitalized Dogs
- Overcoming Barriers to Clinical Trial Accrual Through Multi-Institutional Partnership
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2024 ACVIM LAIM Research Exchange
Research Networking for Academic and Private Practice Specialists
Friday, June 7, 2024 | 8:00-10:15 am | MCC, 207 AB
The ACVIM Large Animal Research Exchange is designed to provide an opportunity to share and hear about ongoing and upcoming research, brainstorm on ways to overcome enrollment, data, and/or sample acquisition challenges, and foster connections between researchers with similar research interests as well as individuals in private practice to catalyze research collaboration.
Presentation Topics
- Valvular Regurgitation and Its Role in Equine Sudden Cardiac Death
- Evolution and Impact of Treatment Expectations for Farmed Animal Patients
- Seasonal Idiopathic Hepatitis in Midwestern Horses
- Moral Distress in Large Animal Veterinarians in North America
- Current Trends in Respiratory Pathogens of US Dairy Goats
- Equine AKI and CKD Network - A Web-Based Data Base for Collaborative Research
- Identification of Gene by Environment Interactions Influencing Genomic Risk Alleles Contributing to Equine Metabolic Syndrome
- Putative Alleles Associated with Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction Risk and Pergolide Response
- Ongoing Investigation of Genetic Diseases in Horses
- Increased Peritoneal Fluid Lactate in Colic Cases Treated Medically that Survived to Discharge
"The Exchange is a practical and interesting way to find out what other colleagues in research are up to. For many veterinary clinical researchers, our scholarly work often happens in isolation, when in fact, we are more successful when we can collaborate, share perspectives and learn from one another."
ATTENTION RESIDENTS AND CANDIDATES: The Purina Institute is partnering with the ACVIM to bring Residents and Candidates to an exciting educational program.
Purina Institute is offering the “Clinical studies: Setting up for Success” program at the ACVIM forum in Minneapolis. This program aims to help residents design and complete successful research projects, encourage future interest in scientific discovery, and enable long-term success as the veterinary thought leaders of tomorrow.
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Technician-focused programs
The 2024 ACVIM Forum is not just a conference—it's a chance to advance your education, connect with like-minded peers, and learn from experts in your field. The Academy of Internal Medicine Veterinary Technicians (AIMVT) educational program at the ACVIM Forum is a great opportunity for veterinary technicians aiming to elevate their overall knowledge. From in-depth workshops to interactive sessions, technicians can delve into the latest research and advancements in veterinary medicine. Among the sessions offered include innovative cardiology, nutrition and oncology programs as well as a new jeopardy-themed session. Don't miss out on this invaluable chance to invest in your education, community and future!
"As a VTS, I enjoy the forum to obtain high-quality in-depth information. Not only from attending the doctor focused program, but the technician program as well. The technician program is top notch, given by quality speakers, many of which are VTSs, and gives great information to apply to my work every day. Meeting other people within the AIMVT specialty from all over is a lot of fun. Networking and collaborating with them is very rewarding. If you are considering achieving your Veterinary Technician Specialty, this is the conference for you."
Discover high-caliber sessions, your way!
SCIENTIFIC SESSIONS
Scientific Sessions – These sessions cover the fundamental principles of disease or a specific area of medicine that is derived from evidence-based reports and other similar sources.
State-of-the-Art (SOTA) – Speakers who are recognized as experts in their field of study or topic areas.
Research Exchange – Short
presentations on a specific theme in veterinary medicine.
Expert Round Tables – Small
group settings that give attendees the chance to interact one-on-one with
veterinary experts. Participation for the round tables are limited and on a
first-come, first-serve basis.
Industry Sessions – Educational sessions presented by the ACVIM Industry Partners with information about veterinary products and services impacting the industry.
Lunch with the Experts – Lunch
with a veterinary expert in a small group setting.
Special Interest Groups – Meetings with fellow attendees with a common interest in the veterinary field.
Wellbeing Zone – Short
presentations focused on mental wellbeing and helpful tools, for all conference
attendees.
Workshops – Short interactive courses that
demonstrate the application of skills and principles using animal models,
videotapes or slides.
RESEARCH FOCUS LECTURES
Research Report – These lectures are 25-minute presentations comprised of new findings and cutting-edge research in veterinary medicine.
Research Abstract – These lectures are 15-minute oral or poster presentations comprised of new findings and cutting-edge research in veterinary medicine.
VIRTUAL SESSIONS
Livestream- A live broadcast for virtual attendees in conjunction with the in-person offerings.
On Demand- Recorded sessions to be played at any time.
Live Virtual- Virtual sessions offered at a specific time on a specific day.