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Modules

Introduction – What is the Diagnostic Challenges (DC)?

This module introduces the Diagnostic Challenge (DC), providing an overview of its purpose and an overall timeline of events throughout the first and second years. It serves as an initial guide for students to understand the scope and structure of the program.

What Exactly is the DC?

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Diagnostic Challenge Orientation Module

This module offers a comprehensive overview of the Diagnostic Challenge (DC) program, detailing expectations and daily activities. It is designed to prepare students with in-depth information on what to expect each day and how to prepare effectively.

Orientation Module

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Create-A-Case Assignment Module:

This module provides information on the Create-a-Case assignment given before the start of your 2nd year. You’ll be assigned one GI and one Liver Disease with species and are expected to develop a detailed case including a clinical scenario, lesions, pathogenesis, a Master Problem List (MPL), and pathophysiology. You’ll also complete a Discussant Worksheet and present your case in a lab session.

Create-A-Case Assignment

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Oral Case Presentations:

This module provides an overview of the importance of oral presentations in veterinary medicine, outlining their role in effective communication and clinical reasoning. It includes a content list and details the expectations for delivering a successful oral case presentation.

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Oral Case Presentations

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The Problem Oriented Medical Record (POMR):

This module focuses on the concepts of Problem-Oriented Medical Records (POMRs), emphasizing the importance of maintaining clear, complete, and organized medical records. It highlights the expectations for medical records in the VTH at WSU, ensuring they accurately reflect your thought processes and provide a reliable legal record of the case.

What is a POMR?

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Let’s Start SOAPing:

GI SOAP Case

Liver SOAP Case

Preventing & Resolving Conflicts in Groups

This module provide tools and resources for preventing or resolving conflict in groups. The modules topics include: conflict resolution styles, confronting conflicts, crucial conversations, and Mediating conversations.

Preventing & Resolving Conflict in Groups

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Providing Feedback and Debriefing

This module is split into two parts: 1. Providing effective student feedback and utilizing proficient techniques; 2. Approaches for conducting productive debriefing sessions.

Feedback & Debriefing Module

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