Veterinary education
Subtitle: the future
By: edited by A.R. Michell
Contributors: Michell, A. R
Series: The Advancement of veterinary science : the Bicentenary Symposium series -- v. 2
Publisher: CAB International
Published: 1993
Place of publication: Wallingford, Oxon, UK
Language: eng
Number of pages: 220
Subjects: Veterinary medicine -- Study and teaching -- Congresses
Notes: Papers from the symposium held in London in 1991

Includes bibliographical references and index
Table of contents: value: Viewpoints from the UK; value: Prospection not retrospection / Lord Soulsby; value: New national veterinary curriculum by evolution / L.E. Lanyon; value: Importance of preclinical veterinary science / P.H. Holmes; value: Veterinary education for the future: the viewpoint of a recent graduate / M.D. Spurdens; value: Veterinary education: the way ahead: a student viewpoint / M.R. Blackwell; value: New directions in medical education / K.E.F. Hobbs; value: International viewpoints; value: Veterinary education: new directions in North America / W.R. Pritchard; value: Veterinary education: future needs for Africa / D.N. Kisauzi; value: Veterinary education in Asia: future directions / N.U. Horadagoda; value: Veterinary education: an Australian view / M. Rex; value: European scene / H.M. Pirie; value: After Riley and Pew: an outsider's view / W.J. Pryor; value: Innovations; value: Flexible environments for learning and teaching / D.G. Jameson, M.D. Wallis & T.W. Webb; value: Computer technology in the education process: the whys and the wherefores / H.D. Ellis; value: (cont) Introduction to computer-based learning and multimedia in veterinary and medical education / J.A. Longstaffe; value: Computer-assisted clinical teaching: a simulated case examination / H.A. Verbeek & D.H. Scarff; value: New technology for interactive teaching and case simulation / D. Fletcher; value: Further development; value: Continuing veterinary education (CPD) / A.R. Michell; value: Specialization: the European outlook / L.C. Vaughan; value: Education and the future role of the veterinary profession / A.R.W. Porter