Eye on Objectivity
A Review of Objective Lameness Measurement
The Eye on Objectivity brings the most cutting edge articles from the global leaders in lameness measurement.Stay abreast of the advances in objective lameness evaluation.
An Equinosis, LLC Publication
Reporting to Over 32 countries
Eye on Objectivity is sent to over 1,000 equine veterinarians and Equinosis customers in over 70 universities and 32 countries.
Journal Watch. Know what’s happening in the objective lameness evaluation community.
An overview of the latest research using inertial sensors in equine lameness measurements. Our Objective Evaluation Experts find and analyze the most influential studies in the industry.
Keep up-to-date. Receive the latest updates regarding Equinosis Q software and advances.
Objective Evaluation Experts share their knowledge through FAQs, Software guidance, updates, user tips. Be the first to know about upcoming CE courses and training opportunities.
In Our Most Recent Issue:
COVER STORY
2019 ACVS KEYNOTE HIGHLIGHT: 20+ YEARS OF MEASURING LAMENESS IN HORSES
by Laurie Tyrrell-Schroeder, DVM
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:
*Upon signing up for this list, verified veterinarians will receive this issue of Eye on Objectivity and receive upcoming editions of EoO in their email inbox, along with notifications regarding upcoming training opportunities. Q Users will also be kept up-to-date on the latest software updates and company goings-on. The Eye on Objectivity is primarily a veterinary publication. Those that sign up that are not a veterinarian, vet tech, or veterinary student will become part of our future horse owner publication list and will be notified when it becomes available.
COVER STORY
2019 ACVS KEYNOTE HIGHLIGHT: 20+ YEARS OF MEASURING LAMENESS IN HORSES
by Laurie Tyrrell-Schroeder, DVM
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:
*Upon signing up for this list, verified veterinarians will receive this issue of Eye on Objectivity and receive upcoming editions of EoO in their email inbox, along with notifications regarding upcoming training opportunities. Q Users will also be kept up-to-date on the latest software updates and company goings-on. The Eye on Objectivity is primarily a veterinary publication. Those that sign up that are not a veterinarian, vet tech, or veterinary student will become part of our future horse owner publication list and will be notified when it becomes available.
More Editions of Eye on Objectivity
Cover Story: Diagnostic Blocks: Evaluating with Objective Data
Cover Story: When Subjective Opinion Disagrees with Inertial Sensor Measurements
Cover Story: Catastrophic Breakdown – Journal Watch: Meta-analysis of Catastrophic Musculoskeletal Injury on flat tracks
Cover Story: An Inside Look At Objective Evaluation by Nancy S. Loving, DVM
Cover Story: Man with Machine Versus Man Without: Debunking the Myths
Cover Story: How to Talk to Your Clients About Objective Lameness Evaluation
Cover Story: Compensatory Lameness: Breaking Down the AIDE Algorithms Part II
Cover Story: Compensatory Lameness: Breaking Down the AIDE Algorithms Part I
Cover Story: Means & Standard Deviations: An Overview & Practice Application to Lameness Locator Reports
Cover Story: Using Inertial Sensors in Research – What to Take into Consideration
Cover Story: Understanding the Lunging AIDE – Breaking Down the Algorithms
Interested in a specific edition of Eye on Objectivity?
Email inquiries@equinosis.com to see how you can get it.*
*The Eye on Objectivity is a veterinary-only publication. Must be veterinarian, vet tech, or veterinary student to request a specific edition of EoO.
Eye on Objectivity
A Review of Objective Lameness Measurement
The Eye on Objectivity brings the most cutting edge articles from the global leaders in lameness measurement.Stay abreast of the advances in objective lameness evaluation.
An Equinosis, LLC Publication
Reporting to Over 32 countries
Eye on Objectivity is sent to over 1,000 equine veterinarians and Equinosis customers in over 70 universities and 32 countries.
Journal Watch. Know what’s happening in the objective lameness evaluation community.
An overview of the latest research using inertial sensors in equine lameness measurements. Our Objective Evaluation Experts find and analyze the most influential studies in the industry.
Keep up-to-date. Receive the latest updates regarding Equinosis Q software and advances.
Objective Evaluation Experts share their knowledge through FAQs, Software guidance, updates, user tips. Be the first to know about upcoming CE courses and training opportunities.
In Our Most Recent Issue:
COVER STORY
2019 ACVS KEYNOTE HIGHLIGHT: 20+ YEARS OF MEASURING LAMENESS IN HORSES
by Laurie Tyrrell-Schroeder, DVM
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE:
*Upon signing up for this list, you will begin to receive upcoming editions of EoO, along with notifications regarding upcoming training opportunities. Q Users will also be kept up-to-date on the latest software updates and goings-on. The Eye on Objectivity is a veterinary-only publication. Those that sign up that are not a veterinarian, vet tech, or veterinary student will become part of our future horse owner publication list and will be notified when it becomes available.
More Editions of Eye on Objectivity
Cover Story: Catastrophic Breakdown – Journal Watch: Meta-analysis of Catastrophic Musculoskeletal Injury on flat tracks
Cover Story: An Inside Look At Objective Evaluation by Nancy S. Loving, DVM
Cover Story: Man with Machine Versus Man Without: Debunking the Myths
Cover Story: How to Talk to Your Clients About Objective Lameness Evaluation
Cover Story: Compensatory Lameness: Breaking Down the AIDE Algorithms Part II
Cover Story: Compensatory Lameness: Breaking Down the AIDE Algorithms Part I
Cover Story: Means & Standard Deviations: An Overview & Practice Application to Lameness Locator Reports
Cover Story: Using Inertial Sensors in Research – What to Take into Consideration
Cover Story: Understanding the Lunging AIDE – Breaking Down the Algorithms
Interested in a specific edition of Eye on Objectivity?
Email inquiries@equinosis.com to see how you can get it.*
*The Eye on Objectivity is a veterinary-only publication. Must be veterinarian, vet tech, or veterinary student to request a specific edition of EoO.
