Congratulations to Emma Hogarth (née Campbell) who was the winner of the BVNA Research Bites Award 2020 for the Best Scientific Poster at the recent virtual BVNA Congress!!
Emma Campbell BSc(Hons)RVN MScCAB graduated from the online MSc Clinical Animal Behaviour in 2019 and since then has gone onto publish her work in The Veterinary Nurse Journal (Campbell et al 2020). Most recently Emma presented a poster titled, "From handling fails to waggy tails! Communication between canine owners and veterinary staff on canine handling intolerances in practice", at the virtual British Veterinary Nursing Association Congress which took place from 9-11th October.
Following the disappointment of being unable to present her poster in person, Emma was delighted to be awarded the BVNA Research Bites Award 2020 for the Best Scientific Poster:
"I was extremely grateful to get the opportunity to present at the BVNA Congress and it was such a surprise to win the Best Poster Award. I'm so pleased my research has been presented to the veterinary community and hope my results will help practices think about the way they approach patients with handling intolerances."
We are very proud of what Emma has achieved within the field of veterinary behaviour and wish her all the best for the future.
