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10th annual meeting in association with AMEE 2013, 25th August 2013, 9.15-16.30h, Prague (The curriculum of the future: Veterinary education in 2020). Jan Haarhuis (Utrecht University, Netherlands) Liz Mossop (Nottingham Veterinary School, UK) Peter Stucki (Vetsuisse Faculty, University of Bern, Switzerland) The range of competencies being delivered in veterinary curricula is expanding at a remarkable rate. … Continue reading 2013, 10th annual meeting in association with AMEE

This meeting will be held in association with the AMEE 2012 conference in Lyon. Organisers Jan Ehlers (University of Veterinary Medicine Hannover) Nick Short and Chris Trace (Royal Veterinary College, London) Sarah Baillie (University of Bristol Veterinary School) Proposed duration Full day workshop (during Sunday) Type of activities and form of interaction proposed Presentations, discussions, group … Continue reading 2012, Lyon:  ‘Veterinary collaboration in the age of Web 2.0’

This meeting will be held in association with the AMEE 2011 conference in Vienna on Sunday 28th August. Organisers Debbie Jaarsma (Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Utrecht, the Netherlands) Sarah Baillie (Royal Veterinary College, London, UK) Christian Gruber (University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna, Austria) Overview of the workshop Collaboration in interprofessional/multidisciplinary teams is one of the … Continue reading 2011, Vienna: ‘One World – One Health: The power of collaboration through Interprofessional Education (IPE)’

This meeting was held in association with the AMEE 2010 conference in Glasgow on Sunday 5th September 2010. Organisers Harold Bok, University of Utrecht, Netherlands Clare Allen, Ohio State University, USA Kate Cobb, University of Nottingham, UK John Tegzes, Western University of Health Sciences, USA Overview of the workshop Evaluation of veterinary students during their clinical rotations … Continue reading 2010, Glasgow: ‘Clinical Assessment in the Workplace’

Organisers: Liz Mossop (University of Nottingham, UK) Sarah Baillie (Royal Veterinary College, UK) Michèle Doucet (University of Montreal, Canada) Gill McConnell (University of Edinburgh, UK) Esther de Groot (University of Utrecht, The Netherlands) There is general agreement amongst undergraduate veterinary educators that explicit teaching of professionalism is an essential part of today’s curriculum. It is no … Continue reading 2009, Malaga: ‘Teaching Veterinary Professionalism’

The fifth ‘ViEW’ (Veterinary Education Worldwide) workshop was held in association with the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) conference in Prague on 31st August 2008, facilitated by Debbie Jaarsma (Utrecht University), Vicki Dale and Kim Whittlestone (both of the Royal Veterinary College, London). Invited speaker Dr. Diana Dolmans (Department of Educational Development and Research, … Continue reading 2008, Prague: ‘Evaluation of the Veterinary Curriculum’

The fourth ‘ViEW’ (Veterinary Education Worldwide) workshop was held in association with the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) 2007 conference in Trondheim on 26th August. Highlights of the event included: An overview of the Foresight Report, presented by Dr. Donal Walsh of the University of California Davis, in which he highlighted a major difficulty … Continue reading 2007, Trondheim: ‘Managing Change in the Veterinary Curriculum’

Workshop flyer (PDF) The third ‘ViEW’ (Veterinary Education Worldwide) workshop was held in association with the Association for Medical Education in Europe (AMEE) 2006 conference in Genoa on 15th September. A summary of the event and presentations is available via the following links: Workshop Summary Mini-CEX Presentation Script Condordance Test (SCT) Presentation SCT Group Exercise … Continue reading 2006, Genoa: ‘Clinical competency, training and asssessment’

Sponsored by the Higher Education Academy (HEA) Subject Centre for Medicine, Dentistry & Veterinary Medicine (MEDEV) Workshop flyer (PDF)  The second ‘ViEW’ (Veterinary Education Worldwide) workshop was held at Vrije University, in association with the AMEE 2005 conference in Amsterdam, on 30th August 2005. After a brief introduction by Prof. Peter van Beukelen (Utrecht) and … Continue reading Amsterdam, 2005: ‘Competency at Graduation: Implications for the Curriculum and Assessment of Professional Skills and Attitudes’