Course description
Content
The course has a veterinary methodology and paraclinical perspective on companion animal patient work-up and integrates the importance of applying a systematic approach to clinical decision making focused on the companion animal patient illustrated by the use of the problem-oriented medical record (POMR) and theoretical knowledge and practical skills within key paraclinical methods. To provide the students theoretical and practical knowledge and skills for using microscopy as a solid diagnostic tool in companion animal practice. To emphasize the importance of systematic evaluation of radiographs and to provide knowledge of different image modalities applicable in companion animal clinical practice. To provide the students knowledge of ethics, welfare, management and communication tools both in respect to fellow colleagues but also the clients met in clinical practice.
Education
This course is a compulsory course at the Master of Companion Animal Clinical Science. The master is a post graduate education targeted small animal veterinarians seeking Continual Professional Development (CPD).
Course information
Language
English
Credit
7,5 ECTS
Duration
6 course days full time. Week 44 in 2019 (28.10.2019 – 02.11.2019)
Price
31.500
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