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The use of an evidence-based approach for teaching student veterinary nurses during workplace anaesthesia training. Part 1

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By Susanna Taylor, Liz Armitage-Chan
| The Veterinary Nurse Verified
Student veterinary nurses (SVNs) generally receive their practical anaesthesia training during placements, or at their place of employment. Although overall supervision and direction is provided by a veterinary surgeon, the role of ‘instructor’, ‘tutor’ or ‘coach’ during anaesthesia often falls to a registered veterinary nurse (RVN). In contrast with classroom-based lecturers, RVNs in clinical practice generally have minimal to no formal ‘education training’ and approaches to this role can vary.
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