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2020

Conference Publication

A collaborative initiative into an Indigenous community for final year veterinary science students which improves animal welfare and encourages community engagement

Simmons, G., Cumming, B, Baker, J., Weazel, D., Hutchings, A., Boland, P., Kopp, S., Henning, J. and Schull, D. (2020). A collaborative initiative into an Indigenous community for final year veterinary science students which improves animal welfare and encourages community engagement. Vet Ed Down Under 2020: Australasian Veterinary Educators Symposium, Gatton, QLD Australia, 11-13 Feb 2020.

A collaborative initiative into an Indigenous community for final year veterinary science students which improves animal welfare and encourages community engagement

2020

Conference Publication

EMS Happy hour: student care in an informal, flexible, online environment

Herndon, A., Schull, D, Mallyon, J., Parker, D. and Schneider, X. (2020). EMS Happy hour: student care in an informal, flexible, online environment. Vet Ed Down Under 2020: Australasian Veterinary Educators Symposium, Gatton, QLD Australia, 11-13 February 2020.

EMS Happy hour: student care in an informal, flexible, online environment

2020

Conference Publication

What are the qualities of highly effective clinical teachers? Qualitative analysis of veterinary student descriptions

Hazzard, V. and Schull, D. (2020). What are the qualities of highly effective clinical teachers? Qualitative analysis of veterinary student descriptions. Vet Ed Down Under 2020: Australasian Veterinary Educators Symposium, Gatton, QLD Australia, 11-13 February 2020.

What are the qualities of highly effective clinical teachers? Qualitative analysis of veterinary student descriptions

2020

Conference Publication

Veterinary service delivery to remote Indigenous communities: talking practicalities and One Health

Cumming, Bonny and Schull, Dan (2020). Veterinary service delivery to remote Indigenous communities: talking practicalities and One Health. Vet Ed Down Under 2020: Australasian Veterinary Educators Symposium, Gatton, QLD Australia, 11-13 February 2020.

Veterinary service delivery to remote Indigenous communities: talking practicalities and One Health

2020

Conference Publication

How to better embed clinical teaching into practice operations within veterinary teaching hospitals?

Meler, Erika, Schull, Dan, Smith, Karl and Kelly, Sarah (2020). How to better embed clinical teaching into practice operations within veterinary teaching hospitals?. Vet Down Under, Gatton campus, QLD, Australia, 11-13 February 2020.

How to better embed clinical teaching into practice operations within veterinary teaching hospitals?

2019

Journal Article

What makes a great clinical team? Stakeholder perspectives on the attributes of effective veterinary health care teams in Australia

Clarke, P., Henning, J., King, E., Coleman, G. and Schull, D. (2019). What makes a great clinical team? Stakeholder perspectives on the attributes of effective veterinary health care teams in Australia. Australian Veterinary Journal, 97 (11), 424-432. doi: 10.1111/avj.12855

What makes a great clinical team? Stakeholder perspectives on the attributes of effective veterinary health care teams in Australia

2019

Journal Article

Learning to interact and interacting to learn: a substantive theory of clinical workplace learning for diverse cohorts

King, Eva, Turpin, Merrill, Green, Wendy and Schull, Daniel (2019). Learning to interact and interacting to learn: a substantive theory of clinical workplace learning for diverse cohorts. Advances in Health Sciences Education, 24 (4), 691-706. doi: 10.1007/s10459-019-09891-8

Learning to interact and interacting to learn: a substantive theory of clinical workplace learning for diverse cohorts

2019

Journal Article

Am I being understood? Veterinary students' perceptions of the relationship between their language background, communication ability, and clinical learning

King, Eva, Henning, Joerg, Green, Wendy J., Turpin, Merrill J. and Schull, Daniel N. (2019). Am I being understood? Veterinary students' perceptions of the relationship between their language background, communication ability, and clinical learning. Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 46 (1), 35-44. doi: 10.3138/jvme.0417-057r

Am I being understood? Veterinary students' perceptions of the relationship between their language background, communication ability, and clinical learning

2019

Other Outputs

VetSet2Go: A collaborative outcomes and assessment framework building employability, resilience and veterinary graduate success

Cake, Martin, King, Laura, Bell, Melinda, Cobb, Kate, Feakes, Adele, Hamood, Wendy, Hughes, Kirsty, King, Eva, Mansfield, Caroline, Matthew, Susan, McArthur, Michelle, Mossop, Liz, Rhind, Susan, Schull, Daniel and Zaki, Sanaa (2019). VetSet2Go: A collaborative outcomes and assessment framework building employability, resilience and veterinary graduate success. Canberra, ACT, Australia: Australian Government, Department of Education and Training.

VetSet2Go: A collaborative outcomes and assessment framework building employability, resilience and veterinary graduate success

2018

Journal Article

Recruiting the graduate voice: informing higher education initiatives to underpin an emerging, veterinary paraprofession in Australia

Clarke, Patricia, Henning, Joerg, Coleman, Glen and Schull, Daniel (2018). Recruiting the graduate voice: informing higher education initiatives to underpin an emerging, veterinary paraprofession in Australia. Journal of Vocational Education & Training, 71 (1), 126-152. doi: 10.1080/13636820.2018.1535515

Recruiting the graduate voice: informing higher education initiatives to underpin an emerging, veterinary paraprofession in Australia

2018

Conference Publication

Perfect match! How employers select new graduate veterinarians for employment

Schull, Dan (2018). Perfect match! How employers select new graduate veterinarians for employment. Australian Veterinary Association Annual Conference 2018, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, 13-18 May 2018.

Perfect match! How employers select new graduate veterinarians for employment

2018

Conference Publication

The demise of the didactic lecture? Staff and student perspectives

Jooste, Tiffany and Schull, Daniel (2018). The demise of the didactic lecture? Staff and student perspectives. Australian Veterinary Association Annual Conference 2018, Brisbane, QLD, Australia, 13-18 May 2018.

The demise of the didactic lecture? Staff and student perspectives

2018

Conference Publication

What does employability mean for veterinarians? The VetSet2Go Project

Cake, M., Bell, M., Mansfield, C., King, L., Schull, D., King, E., McArthur, M., Feakes, A., Hamood, W., Zaki, S., Matthew, S., Rhind, S., Hughes, K., Cobb, K. and Mossop, L. (2018). What does employability mean for veterinarians? The VetSet2Go Project. Vet Ed Down Under 2018, Adelaide, SA, Australia, 13-14 February 2018.

What does employability mean for veterinarians? The VetSet2Go Project

2018

Conference Publication

Taking on new graduates – Employer motivations and support offered

Schull, D., King, E., Hamood, W. and Feakes, A. (2018). Taking on new graduates – Employer motivations and support offered. Vet Ed Down Under 2018, Adelaide, SA, Australia, 13-14 February.

Taking on new graduates – Employer motivations and support offered

2018

Conference Publication

Getting more with less: modifying clinical models to optimise utility

Shapter, F., Kempster, S., Chakitdee, V., Gaulton, N., Wright, J. and Schull, D. (2018). Getting more with less: modifying clinical models to optimise utility. Vet Ed Down Under 2018, Adelaide, SA, Australia, 13-14 February 2018.

Getting more with less: modifying clinical models to optimise utility

2018

Conference Publication

Veterinary student experiences of an animal management and community engagement program for a regional indigenous community

Schull, D., Simmons, G., Cummings, B., Coradini, M., Balson, A. and Shapter, F. (2018). Veterinary student experiences of an animal management and community engagement program for a regional indigenous community. Vet Ed Down Under 2028, Adelaide, SA, Australia, 13 - 14 February 2018.

Veterinary student experiences of an animal management and community engagement program for a regional indigenous community

2018

Conference Publication

Can veterinary teaching hospitals be profitable?

Meler, E., Schull, D., Smith, C. and Kelly, S. (2018). Can veterinary teaching hospitals be profitable?. VetEd DownUnder conference, University of Adelaide, Roseworthy campus, 13-14 February 2018.

Can veterinary teaching hospitals be profitable?

2017

Conference Publication

Selecting new graduate veterinarians for employment: An analysis of semi-structured employer interviews

Schull, Daniel, King, Eva, Hamood, Wendy and Feakes, Adele (2017). Selecting new graduate veterinarians for employment: An analysis of semi-structured employer interviews. Veterinary Employability Forum, Kingscliff, NSW Australia, 8-9 Feb 2017.

Selecting new graduate veterinarians for employment: An analysis of semi-structured employer interviews

2016

Conference Publication

VetSet2Go – Building veterinary employability

Cake, M., Bell, M., King, L., Mansfield, C., Schull, D., King, E., McArthur, M., Hamood, W., Feakes, A., Zaki, S., Matthew, S., Mossop, L. and Rhind, S. (2016). VetSet2Go – Building veterinary employability. Australian Collaborative Education Network Conference 2016, Sydney, NSW, Australia, 28-30 September 2016.

VetSet2Go – Building veterinary employability

2015

Journal Article

Client Perspectives on Desirable Attributes and Skills of Veterinary Technologists in Australia: Considerations for Curriculum Design

Clarke, Patricia M., Al-Alawneh, John, Pitt, Rachael E., Schull, Daniel N. and Coleman, Glen T. (2015). Client Perspectives on Desirable Attributes and Skills of Veterinary Technologists in Australia: Considerations for Curriculum Design. Journal of Veterinary Medical Education, 42 (3), 217-231. doi: 10.3138/jvme.0115-001R

Client Perspectives on Desirable Attributes and Skills of Veterinary Technologists in Australia: Considerations for Curriculum Design