项目教学法在《兽医传染病学》实践教学中的应用

兽医传染病学是一门实践性很强的课程,在实践教学中引入项目教学法,对于培养学生的创新能力和综合能力有显著效果.论文分析了兽医传染病学项目教学法的特点,从项目任务确定、项目团队组织、项目方案设计、组织实施和评价、总结等五个方面探讨了项目教学法在兽医传染病学实践教学中的具体应用,最后提出项目教学法实施对策建议.     

《兽医传染病学》多维考核改革与实践

为避免传统考核方式的弊端,改善学习现状,激发学生的学习主动性,项目组紧密结合地区特色,探索出了一套适合民族地区,集考勤、命题、病例识别、模拟讨论、实验(习)报告撰写于一体的《兽医传染病学》多维考核体系。     

《兽医传染病学》教学改革与探索

《兽医传染病学》是兽医学科学生重要的专业必修课之一。对该课程的教学内容、教学方法、教学手段、实践教学和学生考试等方面进行了改革和探索,将现代教学手段与传统教学方法相结合,提出了比较系统的改革方案。实践证明,激发了学生对《兽医传染病学》课程的兴趣,可充分发挥学生的主观能动性,提高了教学质量,同时解决了《兽医传染病学》课程教学课时减少与内容不断增多的矛盾。     

应用型本科兽医传染病学实验实训课程教学设计

应用型本科兽医传染病学实验实训课程是兽医传染病学课程教学的重要组成部分,是动物医学专业的主要实践环节之一.该文就应用型本科兽医传染病学实验实训课程教学设计的理念与依据、内容选取、组织与实施、考核进行研究与探索,并在2013级、2014级、2015级动物医学本科生中应用,取得较好的效果.     

兽医内科学课程教学方法的改革与实践

根据兽医专业的培养目标和培养规格,辽宁医学院畜牧兽医学院对兽医专业兽医内科学教学模式进行了改革,即充分调动学生的学习兴趣,将课堂理论和课外实践相结合,同时引入计算机多媒体技术和积极开展开放性实验,在课外实践中注意激发学生的学习潜质。结果表明:新的兽医内科学理论与实践教学模式打破了传统的教学理念,提高了学生分析问题和解决问题的能力,加强了对学生综合素质的培养。     

《兽医临床诊断学》实践教学内容的改革探讨

针对《兽医临床诊断学》实践教学内容的改革进行探讨,提出注重对学生基本检查能力、实验室检验能力、特殊检查方法等方面的培养,从而提高学生的综合能力。     

国家执业兽医资格考试与高校兽医教育面临的挑战

《执业兽医管理办法》出台并实施,成为我国执业兽医管理的里程碑。相关考试和办法的实施为我国高校兽医教育带来新的挑战,作者对此进行分析并提出解决办法。     

高职高专畜牧兽医专业实践教学体系的改革与实践

根据高职高专畜牧兽医专业实践教学的特点，构建了高职高专畜牧兽医专业“一个导向、六个环节、三项技能”的实践教学体系，并对其实施效果进行了评价。     

兽医传染病学学科发展现状与展望

兽医传染病学是研究家畜、家禽、宠物和野生动物传染性疾病及人兽共患传染病发生发展和流行规律以及预防控制和消灭这些传染病的方法的科学.     

高职院校畜牧兽医专业实践教学体系改革与探索

畜牧兽医专业实践性强,教学过程中重视理论和实践相结合,着重培养学生操作能力和解决实践生产问题的能力。文章通过高职院校畜牧兽医专业实践教学体系改革与探索,以"就业"为导向,以"能力"为本位改革人才培养模式,完善实践教学体系构建,创新实践教学方法与手段,全面提高畜牧兽医专业人才培养质量。     

A review of veterinary practice in New Zealand

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The development of veterinary practice in New Zealand over the past thirty years has been phenomenal. I have been engaged in practice and to some extent involved with this development during this time. Perhaps by stopping to look at where we are, where we have come from, and how, we may help to guide future development.     

Use of drama in teaching the human side of veterinary practice

Objective To describe a teaching experiment in which fifth year veterinary students were given the opportunity, using dramatic scenarios, to consider ways of dealing with emotive issues relevant to veterinary practice, that demand good communication skills.
Design Workshops were devised using dramatised scenarios of several critical incidents in practice, including euthanasia. A clinical psychologist and several veterinary practitioners participated in discussions. Both live performances and video scenarios were presented to fifth year veterinary students and were followed by group discussions. Each workshop was evaluated and modifications were made where necessary.
Results The teaching format involving drama was well received. The combination of drama and discussion was more effective than a formal talk and discussion, provoking animated participation and maintaining audience attention. The majority of students considered that comments and advice from attending veterinarians were the most useful parts of the workshops in preparing them for veterinary practice. The large audience (up to 45 attendees) was considered to be desirable for enhancing discussion. Requests for more similar sessions were made by students.
Conclusion Drama was found to be a satisfactory modality in teaching communication skills in preparing veterinary students for practice.     

Coaching and feedback: enhancing communication teaching and learning in veterinary practice settings

Communication is a critical clinical skill closely linked to clinical reasoning, medical problem solving, and significant outcomes of care such as accuracy, efficiency, supportiveness, adherence to treatment plans, and client and veterinarian satisfaction. More than 40 years of research on communication and communication education in human medicine and, more recently, in veterinary medicine provide a substantive rationale for formal communication teaching in veterinary education. As a result, veterinary schools are beginning to invest in communication training. However, if communication training is to result in development of veterinary communication skills to a professional level of competence, there must be follow-through with effective communication modeling and coaching in practice settings. The purpose of this article is to move the communication modeling and coaching done in the "real world" of clinical practice to the next level. The development of skills for communication coaching and feedback is demanding. We begin by comparing communication coaching with what is required for teaching other clinical skills in practice settings. Examining both, what it takes to teach others (whether DVM students or veterinarians in practice for several years) and what it takes to enhance one's own communication skills and capacities, we consider the why, what, and how of communication coaching. We describe the use of teaching instruments to structure this work and give particular attention to how to engage in feedback sessions, since these elements are so critical in communication teaching and learning. We consider the preconditions necessary to initiate and sustain communication skills training in practice, including the need for a safe and supportive environment within which to implement communication coaching and feedback. Finally we discuss the challenges and opportunities unique to coaching and to building and delivering communication skills training in practice settings.