The development of a CPD framework for GP vets by experienced practitioners within a workbased learning HE degree

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Fillery-Travis, A., Lane, D. and Garnett, J. 2007. The development of a CPD framework for GP vets by experienced practitioners within a workbased learning HE degree. in: Work Based Learning: Journeys to the Core of Higher Education Middlesex University Press.
Chapter titleThe development of a CPD framework for GP vets by experienced practitioners within a workbased learning HE degree
AuthorsFillery-Travis, A., Lane, D. and Garnett, J.
Abstract

This chapter details the work based learning project undertaken by a group of experienced practitioners as part of a Masters degree. The aim of the project was the development of a CPD framework for veterinary general practice. The key elements of reflective practice and work based learning pedagogy that enhanced the outcomes for the candidates are discussed.

Research GroupWork and Learning Research Centre
Book titleWork Based Learning: Journeys to the Core of Higher Education
PublisherMiddlesex University Press
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Accepted01 Jan 2007
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