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Learning outcomes

Veterinary Medicine

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On successful completion of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, students will be able to:

 Learning outcome
1Investigate, analyse and interpret data to generate knowledge and to make evidence-based decisions in veterinary science
2Apply a professional, ethical and socially responsible approach to all aspects of veterinary professional activity to advocate for and improve animal health, welfare, production and performance
3Integrate evidence and apply clinical reasoning skills to develop a diagnostic framework and formulate solutions to problems affecting animal health, welfare, production and performance
4Develop treatment, diagnostic and prognostic recommendations that consider animal and client needs, available resources, financial, legal and regulatory requirements and the social and cultural context
5Promote wellness and preventative care, perform veterinary diagnostic, medical and surgical procedures and formulate posttreatment management strategies
6Design and implement prevention and control programs for common animal disorders
7Identify and respond to issues at the human, animal and environment interface and contribute to one health, food security and biosecurity
8Attend to and promote the health, well-being and professional development of themselves and others in order to provide care of the highest standard
9Communicate with, educate, collaborate and lead colleagues, clients and the public, effectively and with compassion, in diverse social and cultural contexts