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In this episode of The Veterinary Viewfinder, Dr. Ernie Ward and Beckie Mossor, MPA, RVT, discuss how required continuing education (CE) content is selected for veterinary professionals. They delve into the changing landscape of vet conferences, where traditional academic excellence intersects with the modern impact of social media -- and dancing vets. The hosts investigate how influencer culture is transforming the selection of speakers and content, prompting crucial discussions about quality versus popularity. They address innovative CE formats, such as panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and even the possibilities of virtual reality, while warning against diminishing the educational rigor demanded by licensing boards. Whether you’re a veterinarian, credentialed veterinary technician, or practice manager, this episode provides valuable insights into what truly matters in CE and how you, as an attendee, can help shape future conference offerings. Tune in to discover how to advocate for high-quality education in a world influenced by social media trends and share your thoughts to help mold the future of veterinary learning, with perhaps less dancing.
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