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Case example11 May 2021

Teaching QI to veterinary nurses

University of Glasgow
Explore an award winning project by Samantha Fontaine from the University of Glasgow to teach Quality Improvement to veterinary nurses.
Quality improvementCommunication and teamwork

Teaching QI to veterinary nurses

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This award-winning case example shows how Samantha Fontaine from the University of Glasgow implemented a new course that teaches QI to veterinary nurses, including those in practice and education.

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