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Audit outlines Horse Protection Program deficiencies
Comments welcome during NAVMEC webinars
Auxiliary holding poster, writing contests
Auxiliary considers leaving loan business
AVMA councils and committees renewed
Proposed changes to council move forward
Board appoints representatives to committees, as liaisons
Board acts on welfare-related proposals
AVMA to roll out trial leadership program
Policy changes clarify veterinarians' roles, responsibilities
Funding approved for HOD leadership program
Board approves funding and legislative priorities
AVMA seeks input on strategic goals
Representing the profession at home and globally
Influencing and becoming policy leaders
AVMA endorses guidance for vets suspecting animal abuse
Several board actions address chemical risks
ECFVG adopts processing fee policy
Revisions clarify unethical practice of fee-splitting
AVMA forms committee, seeks nominees to collaborate with FDA
Schmidt returns to board, this time as treasurer
Foreign travel allowed for accreditation evaluators
AVMA supports antimicrobial development project
Board greenlights plans for future leaders program, collaboration with FDA on drug policies
Corrections
Images that ran with the Jan. 1, 2011, lead news story, “Pioneering a profession,” were courtesy of Editions Lyonnaises d’Art et d’Histoire, not the National Veterinary School of Lyon.
Dr. D.J. Haeussler Jr. won the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists’ 2010 Resident’s Award for best basic science paper for “The effects of hyaluronic acid on lenticular epithelial migration in vitro”, based on research he conducted at The Ohio State University colleges of Veterinary Medicine and Optometry, not at the Animal Care Centers of Cincinnati as was stated in the Dec 1, 2010, JAVMA News report (page 1235) on the ACVO annual meeting.