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227.503 - Veterinary clinics

Credits : 96 Year : 2010
Mode : Internal Semester : Double
Location : Palmerston North Online component : None
Coordinator : Prof Tim Parkinson  

This course provides tuition, demonstration and clinical experience in surgery, anaesthesia, medicine, epidemiology and theriogenology of animals; health and management of production animals; diagnostic procedures, including imaging, necropsies and laboratory tests; and diagnostic reasoning. Students will need to complete all compulsory elements including external placements and will be provided with opportunities to gain further experience in chosen areas.

Rotation 1 epidemiology tutorials 2009

Rotation 1 epidemiology tutorial notes can be downloaded from here. A critical appraisal worksheet can be downloaded from here. Click here for an example of a paper appraised using this worksheet approach.

Date

Group

Time

Location

Instructor

Details

 Wed 13 May

 

 1430

 WB SR

 

 

 Fri 15 May

 

 1400

 WB SR

 

 

 Wed 20 May

 

 1430

 WB SR

 

 

 Fri 22 May

 

 1400

 WB SR

 

 

 Wed 17 Jun

 

 1430

 WB SR

 

 

 Fri 19 Jun

 

 1400

 WB SR

 

 

 Wed 24 Jun

 

 1430

 WB SR

 

 

 Fri 26 Jun

 

 1400

 WB SR

 

 

 Wed 26 Aug    1400  WB SR    
 Fri 28 Aug    1400  WB SR    

Feed budgets

A spreadsheet for preparing a feed budget can be downloaded from here. A spreadsheet for evaluating dairy cow rations can be downloaded from here. Alternatively, try CamDairy.
 

Useful papers

Greenhalgh T, Taylor R (1997) How to read a paper: Papers that go beyond numbers (qualitative research). British Medical Journal 315: 740 - 743.

Greenhalgh T (1997) How to read a paper: Papers that tell you what things cost (economic analyses). British Medical Journal 315: 596 - 599.

Greenhalgh T (1997) How to read a paper: Papers that report diagnostic or screening tests. British Medical Journal 315: 540 - 543.

Greenhalgh T (1997) How to read a paper: Papers that summarise other papers (systematic reviews and meta-analyses). British Medical Journal 315: 672 - 675.

Greenhalgh T (1997) How to read a paper: Assessing the methodological quality of published papers. British Medical Journal 315: 305 - 308.

Greenhalgh T (1997) How to read a paper: Statistics for the non-statistician. II: "Significant" relations and their pitfalls. British Medical Journal 315: 422 - 425.

Greenhalgh T (1997) How to read a paper: Getting your bearings (deciding what the paper is about). British Medical Journal 315: 243 - 246.

Greenhalgh T (1997) How to read a paper: The Medline database. British Medical Journal 315: 180 - 183.

Evans RB, O'Connor A (2007) Statistics and evidence-based veterinary medicine: Answers to 21 common statistical questions that arise from reading scientific manuscripts. Veterinary Clinics Small Animal Practice 37: 477 - 486.

Lunsford KV, Mackin AJ (2007) Thromboembolic therapies in dogs and cats: An evidence-based approach. Veterinary Clinics Small Animal Practice 37: 579 - 609.

Holmes MA (2007) Evaluation of the evidence. Veterinary Clinics Small Animal Practice 37: 447 - 462.

Ferguson DC (2007) Testing for hypothyroidism in dogs. Veterinary Clinics Small Animal Practice 37: 647 - 669.

 

 
      

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