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Wednesday, February 17, 2016
Simulator-based training in veterinary medicine: Teaching animals increasingly replaced by dummies
Simulator-based training in veterinary medicine: Teaching animals increasingly replaced by dummies: Skills training of veterinary students is increasingly based on teaching simulators. This does not only allow a reduction of animal-based interventions but provides students with an opportunity for repeated and stress-free training sessions. Researchers have demonstrated that simulator-based training can be extremely efficient to achieve learning outcomes in veterinary gynecology.
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