Why Home Monitoring is the Heart of Cardiology
17th June 2026
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How do you really monitor a patient’s heart disease once they have left the room?
A day of lectures for both vets and nurses, worth 6 hours CPD.
Covering: The Clinical Exam, Updates in cardiology, Congestive heart failure, Arrhythmias, Case discussion
And specifically for nurses: ECG’s under GA and Nursing the dyspnoeic patient
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How do you really monitor a patient’s heart disease once they have left the room?
BVSc DVC MRCVS RCVS Recognised Specialist in Veterinary Cardiology
Jo Harris is one of our Directors, and is an RCVS Recognised Specialist in Cardiology. She joined HeartVets in 2009 and is based in Exeter, where she offers regular clinics, as well as a number of visiting referral clinics throughout the south west. Jo has been working in purely cardiology referral practice for the majority of her career and is regularly involved in CPD provision to vets and and cardiologists locally and nationally, and has also presented at several international meetings. Jo has a particular interest in arrhythmias and her research includes Holter monitoring in canine preclinical dilated cardiomyopathy. Jo has developed the Holter monitoring department at HeartVets, which is now the largest veterinary Holter service of its kind, offering Holter monitor rental, analysis and equipment to vets all over the world. Jo is one of our interventional cardiac surgeons, and is also on the approved Veterinary Cardiovascular Society pre-breeding heart screening panels for auscultation and Doppler echocardiography.