Pet World Insider attended the 2014 BlogPaws Conference and sat down with Pet Industry Insiders. Enjoy as we get the inside information about their efforts, their interests and their passions.
This Pet World Insider Moment With An Insider interview is with Dr. Kate Hodgson discussing Zooeyia.
About Dr. Kate Hodgson:
Kate Hodgson, DVM, MHSc, CCMEP
Education Consultant — Curriculum Development at Continuing Professional Development
Dr. Kate Hodgson is the Education Consultant — Curriculum Development at Continuing Professional Development (CPD). As a Medical Education Consultant, Kate advises Course Directors on best practices in continuing education and professional development, program development/design (needs assessment, objectives, education/learning formats), evaluation strategies and other essential components of accreditation/sponsorship. She helps ensure that important health issues and learning best practices are identified, understood and addressed in program design and delivery, to foster improved health outcomes. Kate is the co-director for the CPD programs: Comprehensive Family Practice Review, Medical Record-Keeping, Safe Opioid Prescribing, and Practice Skills in Primary Care. She is also the recipient of the Department of Family and Community Medicine Excellence in Continuing Education Award for Quality Improvement Training for Family Physician residents and the People’s Choice Award for Best Poster for her display on Comprehensive Family Practice Review.
About HABRI – Human Animal Bond Research Initiative:
The Human Animal Bond Research Initiative (HABRI) Foundation is a non-profit research and education organization that is gathering, funding and sharing the scientific research that demonstrates the positive health impacts of animals on people.
We serve as a rallying point and central hub for individuals, organizations and companies that share the common goal of enhancing broad understanding, education and adoption of the human animal bond as a beneficial factor in human and animal health. Together, we advocate for the public policies that will bring the benefits of animals to more people in our communities.
For more information on Dr. Kate Hodgson visit: http://www.cpd.utoronto.ca/profiles or for informatiion on the Human Animal Bond Research Initiative visit: http://www.habri.org/
About BlogPaws:
BlogPaws hosted its first pet-friendly social media and marketing conference in 2010 and it has grown annually into the biggest social media event and conference of its kind.
May 7-10, 2014 BlogPaws held their 6th conference in Lake Las Vegas, NV, for hundreds of pet parents seeking information that will help them polish their blogging, social media, SEO and online publishing skills. The conference inspires pet parents to collaborate with one another on business projects and pet welfare causes. The conference is also a place where pet bloggers connect with agents and executives who sell the consumer brands they buy every day.
BlogPaws also recognizes social media achievement and accomplishment with its yearly Nose-to-Nose Awards. In 2014, the 3rd awards ceremony was held at closing ceremonies of the conference. Twelve categories of talented bloggers and social media professionals were awarded the highest honor in the pet social media world, their own Nose-to-Nose Award for. No popularity contest, each entry is judged by peer professionals, chosen for their expertise in the individual categories.
Finalists and winners in the BlogPaws Nose-to-Nose Social Media Marketing Awards leave the yearly conference with one of the highest honors in blogging and social media, within the pet industry — recognition for high achievement in their category.
For more information on BlogPaws and upcoming BlogPaws events visit: http://www.blogpaws.com
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. As a Medical Education Consultant, Kate advises Course Directors on best practices in continuing education and professional development, program development/design (needs assessment, objectives, education/learning formats), evaluation strategies and other essential components of accreditation/sponsorship. She helps ensure that important health issues and learning best practices are identified, understood and addressed in program design and delivery, to foster improved health outcomes. Kate is the co-director for the CPD programs: Comprehensive Family Practice Review, Medical Record-Keeping, Safe Opioid Prescribing, and Practice Skills in Primary Care. She is also the recipient of the Department of Family and Community Medicine Excellence in Continuing Education Award for Quality Improvement Training for Family Physician residents and the People's Choice Award for Best Poster for her display on Comprehensive Family Practice Review. About HABRI - Human Animal Bond Research Initiative: The Human Animal Bond Research Initiative (HABRI) Foundation is a non-profit research and education organization that is gathering, funding and sharing the scientific research that demonstrates the positive health impacts of animals on people. We serve as a rallying point and central hub for individuals, organizations and companies that share the common goal of enhancing broad understanding, education and adoption of the human animal bond as a beneficial factor in human and animal health. Together, we advocate for the public policies that will bring the benefits of animals to more people in our communities. For more information on Dr. Kate Hodgson visit: http://www.cpd.utoronto.ca/profiles or for informatiion on the Human Animal Bond Research Initiative visit: http://www.habri.org/ About BlogPaws: BlogPaws hosted its first pet-friendly social media and marketing conference in 2010 and it has grown annually into the biggest social media event and conference of its kind. May 7-10, 2014 BlogPaws held their 6th conference in Lake Las Vegas, NV, for hundreds of pet parents seeking information that will help them polish their blogging, social media, SEO and online publishing skills. The conference inspires pet parents to collaborate with one another on business projects and pet welfare causes. The conference is also a place where pet bloggers connect with agents and executives who sell the consumer brands they buy every day. BlogPaws also recognizes social media achievement and accomplishment with its yearly Nose-to-Nose Awards. In 2014, the 3rd awards ceremony was held at closing ceremonies of the conference. Twelve categories of talented bloggers and social media professionals were awarded the highest honor in the pet social media world, their own Nose-to-Nose Award for. No popularity contest, each entry is judged by peer professionals, chosen for their expertise in the individual categories. Finalists and winners in the BlogPaws Nose-to-Nose Social Media Marketing Awards leave the yearly conference with one of the highest honors in blogging and social media, within the pet industry -- recognition for high achievement in their category. For more information on BlogPaws and upcoming BlogPaws events visit: http://www.blogpaws.com For more information about Pet World Insider visit: www.petworldinsider.com You can follow us on twitter @petworldinsider Don't forget to subscribe: http://www.youtube.com/petworldinsider){kind=link}