Veterinary Anaesthesia: A Practical Pathway to a More Sustainable Future скачать в хорошем качестве

Veterinary Anaesthesia: A Practical Pathway to a More Sustainable Future

The environmental impact of volatile anaesthetic gases is now impossible to ignore. These agents—along with nitrous oxide—are significant greenhouse gas contributors that veterinary practices can directly control and reduce. The opportunity is clear: by developing alternative anaesthesia techniques, we can substantially reduce our reliance on volatile agents without compromising patient care. Whether through complete elimination in suitable cases or multimodal approaches that minimise usage, practical solutions exist. Yet veterinary anaesthesia presents unique challenges. Our patients range from mice to horses, and in most private practices, anaesthetic monitoring is performed by veterinary nurses under supervision. This creates significant opportunity to improve how we teach anaesthesia—enhancing both patient outcomes and environmental performance simultaneously. Join Dr Neil Walton (CSU lecturer, ANZCVS member in Anaesthesia and Critical Care, lead of CSU's sustainability committee) to discover practical, implementable strategies that protect both patients and planet. Proudly sponsored by GreenPay GreenPay is the Australian-owned payments company that puts nature at the centre of every transaction. By directing 50% of their profits to protect and restore our environment, GreenPay makes it easy for veterinary practices to align their operations with their values—without compromise. With world-class payment technology, seamless switching, and no extra cost, every transaction becomes a force for good. Learn more at www.greenpay.au