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|Events|October 14, 2014
Principles of Medicine
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Date: February 05 - March 22, 2015
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MULT208-0215: Principles of Medicine
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The second of six modules in the Organ System Pathophysiology and ABVP Core Examination review series, this course is designed to cover the pathophysiological basis of disease in small animals based on pathophysiological and discipline-specific concepts. Clinical examples will be used to illustrate these concepts. Focus will be on clinical decision making and the diagnostic process including assessment of laboratory data, problem-based medicine and an introduction to evidenced-based medicine. This module together with the first module MULT207-1014: Pathological Basis of Disease are designed to prepare the participant for the organ system-based modules.
Event type: Online CE
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Sponsor: Veterinary Information Network
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