Lisa Morrow

Contact

• workRoom A12a Clinical Building
  Sutton Bonington Campus
  Sutton Bonington
  Leicestershire
  LE12 5RD
  UK
• work0115 951 6661
• Lisa.Morrow@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Prior to training as a vet, Lisa taught and did research and method development in the field of Medical Laboratory Science for 5 years at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada. She studied veterinary medicine at the Ontario Veterinary College at the University of Guelph, Canada. She worked full time in mixed rural practice in the UK for 2 years where she did the clinical shelter work at Cats Protection Derby adoption centre and Ashbourne District Animal Welfare. She has also worked as a locum in various mixed and small animal practices over a 5 year period. In addition, she has been employee in the veterinary charity sector as Head of Veterinary Services for 2 years and Field Veterinary Officer for 9 years, both at Cats Protection.

After completing a Master's degree in Veterinary Epidemiology at the Royal Veterinary College and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, she worked at the Royal Veterinary College as a research associate for various contract research projects. Lisa joined the Nottingham School of Veterinary Medicine and Science in 2018.

Lisa is a member of the scientific committee of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) and Treasurer of the Association of Charity Vets.

Teaching Summary

Lisa is involved in a variety of teaching across all 5 years of the veterinary undergraduate course. Her teaching encompasses facilitation of small group case-based learning, scientific writing,… read more

Recent Publications

• WHITE C, BASHAM N, FLOYD S, MORROW L, DEAN RS and BRENNAN ML, 2024. Cross-sectional survey of sources of information accompanying veterinary product advertisements in two professional print publications Veterinary Record.
• MORROW, LISA and GRAHAM, PETER,, 2021. Is the DGGR lipase test as reliable as the Spec cPL test for diagnosing acute pancreatitis in dogs? Veterinary record. 188(3), 197-198
• CONSTANCE WHITE and LISA MORROW, 2020. Efficacy of meloxicam compared with carprofen for treating canine osteoarthritis Veterinary Record. 186(3), 94
• BRENNAN ML, ARLT SP, BELSHAW Z, BUCKLEY L, CORAH L, DOIT H, FAJT V, GRINDLAY DJ, MOBERLY HK, MORROW L, STAVISKY J and WHITE C, 2020. Critically Appraised Topics (CATs) in veterinary medicine: Applying evidence in clinical practice Frontiers in Veterinary Science.

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Lisa is involved in a variety of teaching across all 5 years of the veterinary undergraduate course. Her teaching encompasses facilitation of small group case-based learning, scientific writing, communication skills and ethics. She teaches evidence-based medicine, clinical epidemiology, clinical pathology and shelter medicine to final year students on rotation.

Her professional interests are in clinical pathology, clinical epidemiology, evidence-based medicine, shelter medicine and feline medicine, in particular, hyperthyroidism and diabetes.

• WHITE C, BASHAM N, FLOYD S, MORROW L, DEAN RS and BRENNAN ML, 2024. Cross-sectional survey of sources of information accompanying veterinary product advertisements in two professional print publications Veterinary Record.
• MORROW, LISA and GRAHAM, PETER,, 2021. Is the DGGR lipase test as reliable as the Spec cPL test for diagnosing acute pancreatitis in dogs? Veterinary record. 188(3), 197-198
• CONSTANCE WHITE and LISA MORROW, 2020. Efficacy of meloxicam compared with carprofen for treating canine osteoarthritis Veterinary Record. 186(3), 94
• BRENNAN ML, ARLT SP, BELSHAW Z, BUCKLEY L, CORAH L, DOIT H, FAJT V, GRINDLAY DJ, MOBERLY HK, MORROW L, STAVISKY J and WHITE C, 2020. Critically Appraised Topics (CATs) in veterinary medicine: Applying evidence in clinical practice Frontiers in Veterinary Science.
• LISA MORROW and ZOE BELSHAW, 2020. Does the addition of cannabidiol to conventional antiepileptic drug treatment reduce seizure frequency in dogs with epilepsy? The Veterinary Record. 186(15), 492-493
• LISA MORROW and ZOE BELSHAW, 2020. Does the addition of cannabidiol alongside current drug treatments reduce pain in dogs with osteoarthritis? The Veterinary Record. 186(15), 493-494
• MORROW, LISA and BRENNAN, MARNIE, 2020. Comparing survival times in cattle with a left displaced abomasum treated with roll-and-toggle correction or right pyloro-omentopexy Veterinary Record. 187(5), 192-193
• MORROW, LISA and WHITE, CONNIE, 2020. Does vaccination increase the risk of immune-mediated haemolytic anaemia in dogs? Veterinary record. 187(7), 274-275
• WHITE, CONSTANCE and MORROW, LISA, 2020. Does traditional tibial tuberosity advancement yield similar postoperative outcomes as tibial plateau levelling osteotomy in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament disease? Veterinary record. 187(2), 69-71
• MORROW LD, GRUFFYDD-JONES TJ, SKILLINGS E, WELSH CP and MURRAY JK, 2018. Field study assessing the performance of a patient-side blood test to determine neuter status in female cats based on detection of luteinising hormone. Journal of feline medicine and surgery. 21(6), 553-558
• 2018. BSAVA manual of canine and feline shelter medicine : principles of health and welfare in a multi-animal environment / editors Rachel Dean, Maggie Roberts, Jenny Stavisky. LM co-authored 3 chapters
• MORROW LD, 2016. Management of feline dermatophytosis in the rescue shelter environment. Companion Animal. 21(11), 634-639
• MORROW LD, SMITH KC, PIERCY RJ, DU TOIT N, BURDEN FA, OLMOS G, GREGORY NG and VERHEYEN KL, 2010. Retrospective analysis of post-mortem findings in 1,444 aged donkeys. Journal of comparative pathology. 144(2-3), 145-56
• MURRAY JK, ROBERTS MA, SKILLINGS E, MORROW LD and GRUFFYDD-JONES TJ, 2008. Risk factors for feline immunodeficiency virus antibody test status in Cats Protection adoption centres (2004). Journal of feline medicine and surgery. 11(6), 467-73
• REID PE, IAGALLO M, JANKUNIS M, NEHR S, MORROW L and TRUEMAN L, 1993. Mechanism of connective tissue techniques I. The effect of dye concentration and staining time on anionic dye procedures. Histochemistry Journal. 25, 821-829