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Recently, academics responsible for trning China's veterinarians were equipped with the latest technologies and techniques through an educational workshop held at Nanjing Agricultural University. This event was part of a series of initiatives organized by Edinburgh University and Animals Asia. The program included collaborations with several prestigious entities such as Nanjing Agricultural University, the Chinese Veterinary Medical Association, and the Nanjing Public Security Bureau.
The Jeanne Marchig International Centre for Animal Welfare Education JMICAWE at Edinburgh University is dedicated to promoting scientific research and education on animal welfare issues worldwide. Animals Asia, an organization committed to improving animal welfare in China and Vietnam, was also involved in this eavor.
The workshop focused on sharing international best practices concerning veterinary education standards and encouraged the integration of innovative methodologies and technologies into teaching curriculums. In a follow-up event, a second workshop targeted at veterinary students at Nanjing Agricultural University provided hands-on trning for surgery, anesthesia, and dog population management by Edinburgh University experts and staff from Animals Asia in cooperation with the Nanjing Public Security Bureau.
This collaborative forum med to enhance students' abilities through practical trning in critical analytical skills, problem-solving techniques, and advanced clinical knowledge. The ultimate goal was to prepare veterinarians adequately for their roles in a globalized profession while enabling them to address animal welfare challenges such as rabies and dog population management effectively without resorting to unethical or inefficient practices.
Heather Bacon of the Jeanne Marchig International Centre for Animal Welfare Education JMICAWE at Edinburgh University remarked, Society increasingly expects veterinarians to ensure that animals utilized for purposes like food production, companionship, or research are treated with ity and health care. It is recognized that international animal welfare standards play a crucial role in public health, animal disease control, and the economic contribution of animals to society. The public expects the veterinary profession to be at the forefront of promoting compassionate treatment of animals within harmonious communities.
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