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Injection training is one of the most frequently practiced hands-on skills in veterinary education. But “giving an injection” is not […]
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Suture and staple removal is easy to overlook when building a veterinary skills lab. Students may learn wound…
Fluid therapy training should teach more than how to connect an IV line. Students need to assess the…
Drawing blood and placing an IV catheter are among the first clinical procedures veterinary students and technicians learn,…
Periodontal disease is one of the most common oral conditions affecting companion animals. Up to 80% of dogs…
Spay and neuter procedures are among the most common surgeries in small-animal and shelter medicine and are an…
Cardiopulmonary arrest is a time-critical emergency in which survival depends on rapid recognition, high-quality basic life support, effective…
If you’re outfitting a program, standing up a new skills lab, or refreshing an aging inventory, this guide…
Veterinary medicine is learned through more than textbooks and lectures. Students need opportunities to see, practice, repeat, problem-solve,…
A growing number of accredited veterinary programs are shifting clinical skills training to simulation. The data behind this…
