AVA Chartered Veterinary Practitioner | CVP1030 | Evidence based veterinary medicine in clinical practice | 2027
14 January, 2027 @ 8:00 am - 19 March, 2027 @ 11:30 pm AEDT
This course provides advanced training tailored for veterinary professionals seeking to integrate Evidence-Based Veterinary Medicine (EBVM) to make informed judgements in veterinary care incorporating the needs of the animal, the client, and the veterinarian using an evidence-based approach.
Who should attend
Veterinarians:
1. dedicated to enhancing their clinical skills and patient care outcomes.
2. seeking to advance their general practice training and skills.
3. who are committed to personal growth and career sustainability in the profession.
This course may be studied as a stand-alone CPD offering, or contribute toward professional accreditation as part of the AVA Chartered Veterinary Practitioner (terms and conditions apply)
Learning outcomes
After successfully completing this course, you should be able to:
Effectively access the literature to stay up to date in clinical practice
Apply EBVM to make informed judgements in veterinary care (incorporating the needs of the animal, the client and the veterinarian)
Structure an important and answerable clinical question and conduct a search to source relevant literature for a topic
Critically analyse published literature determining its validity (internal and external) and applicability to answering a clinically relevant question
Critically evaluate the application of EBVM in clinical practice
Further details
For further details, visit the course web-page
Testimonials
I thoroughly enjoyed learning how to critically assess scientific literature. I have a better idea of why EBVM should be utilised, and had my eyes opened to the lack of evidence-based data there is in the veterinary world.Past AVA CVP1030 student (2024, student evaluation survey)
