Antibody Testing: Applications in Clinical Practice In this webinar Prof. Richard B. Ford addresses the practical aspects of antibody testing for vaccine-preventable disease in clinical practice. Click on the language to hear the translation English Spanish Portuguese Turkish Abstract As “vaccine hesitancy” impacts veterinary medicine, the utilization of “Vaccine Titers” (Antibody testing for Vaccine-Preventable Diseases) has growing relevance in companion animal practice. The recent introduction of valid, Point-of-Care Tests kits provides clinicians the opportunity to objectively assess the need for, and response to, core vaccines…and do so within minutes. This presentation addresses the 3 most fundamental issues facing veterinarians regarding application of antibody testing in practice: Are test results a valid indication of protective immunity? If so, what are the indications for testing individual patients? How do test results (“positive” vs “negative”) impact patient management decisions? Q&A Download our most frequently asked questions Presentation Download the presentation The Team Speaker Prof. Richard B. Ford Emeritus Professor of Medicine in the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University Moderator Megan Spencer Nextmune Country Manager US Share Contact Us Do you have any questions, comments, or concerns? Get In Touch – A customer service representative will contact you shortly. Notice: JavaScript is required for this content.
