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Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 2005
INTRODUCTION The aim of this article is to provide answers to a few questions: What is mentoring? Why is it useful? How, when, and where should it take place? And, Who would benefit from mentoring? Further dimensions to be discussed are the selection and training of mentors, the need to recognize and reward those who are occupied in mentoring, and the ...
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INTRODUCTION The aim of this article is to provide answers to a few questions: What is mentoring? Why is it useful? How, when, and where should it take place? And, Who would benefit from mentoring? Further dimensions to be discussed are the selection and training of mentors, the need to recognize and reward those who are occupied in mentoring, and the ...
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Supporting student veterinary nurses
Veterinary Record, 2018We all know about the difficulties of retaining qualified veterinary staff in the veterinary profession and the importance of support right from the beginning, with institutions, including the RCVS, advocating wellbeing and supported learning during training.
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Journal of Veterinary Dentistry, 2023
This study evaluated observer variations in the interpretation of radiographic evidence for periodontal disease, tooth resorption, and endodontic disease in dogs. Forty dental radiographs were evaluated for 12 different parameters (periapical destruction of bone, wider than expected root canal, narrower than expected root canal, apical root resorption,
Kristina Feigin +4 more
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This study evaluated observer variations in the interpretation of radiographic evidence for periodontal disease, tooth resorption, and endodontic disease in dogs. Forty dental radiographs were evaluated for 12 different parameters (periapical destruction of bone, wider than expected root canal, narrower than expected root canal, apical root resorption,
Kristina Feigin +4 more
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Human cowpox in a veterinary student
The Lancet Infectious Diseases, 2010A 19-year-old previously well female veterinary student with regular contact with diverse species of animals presented with an initially small red plaque on her left cheek. During the next 3 weeks the lesion developed into an ulcerated nodule 4 cm in size with a brownish eschar on top, a satellite papule, and marked infl ammation of the surrounding ...
Martin, Glatz +4 more
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Outbreak of Cryptosporidiosis among Veterinary Students
Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1986We describe an outbreak of human cryptosporidiosis in 5 veterinary students in contact with experimentally infected calves. All persons experienced symptoms of gastroenteritis, with the main complaint of diarrhoea lasting for 1-13 days. The persons recovered spontaneously; one was hospitalized for 10 days.
S, Pohjola +3 more
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Stress Management Interventions for Veterinary Students
Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 2005The process of obtaining a veterinary medical education creates a number of potential cognitive, emotional, physical, interpersonal, and developmental stressors for veterinary students. Although most universities offer stress management interventions for their students, these programs are often directed toward undergraduate students or non-veterinary ...
Susan, Gelberg, Howard, Gelberg
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Physiology for veterinary students
Veterinary Record, 2011Physiology of Domestic Animals, 2nd edn Oystein V. Sjaastad. Olav Sand. Knut Hove 804 pages, hardback, €98 (plus shipping). Scandinavian Veterinary Press. 2010. ISBN 978 82 91743 97 3 THIS is a gem of textbook, which at 804 pages can still be held in one hand, and yet covers in an appealing, accessible manner the detailed comparative physiology ...
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Piloting Interprofessional Education Interventions with Veterinary and Veterinary Nursing Students
Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 2011Interprofessional education (IPE) has received little attention in veterinary education even though members of the veterinary and nursing professions work closely together. The present study investigates veterinary and veterinary nursing students' and practitioners' experiences with interprofessional issues and the potential benefits of IPE.
Tierney, Kinnison +5 more
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Veterinary dictionary for students
Veterinary Record, 2008BLACK's STUDENT VETERINARY DICTIONARY Edward Boden. 791 pages, paperback, £12.99. London, A. & C. Black. 2007. ISBN 978 0 7136 8763 7 ![Figure][1] FOR many students, starting at veterinary school can feel like learning a foreign language.
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Veterinary Students and Non-academic Stressors
Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 2005Psychological distress has been shown to affect the academic success, health, emotional well-being, and dropout rates of medical students. Although it can be assumed that stress has similar effects on veterinary students, there is a paucity of research pertaining to the psychological stressors and coping strategies of this group.
Lori R, Kogan +2 more
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