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Welcome to WikiVet,

A collaborative initiative between the UK Vetschools to develop a comprehensive on-line veterinary knowledge database authenticated by expert reviewers. To find out what WikiVet is about see WikiVet Introduction.

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Content

Anatomy and Physiology

Veterinary anatomy, histology and physiology

Pathogens

Veterinary bacteriology, virology and parasitology

Clinical

Veterinary diseases, treatments and clinical techniques

Pharmacology

Veterinary pharmacology and therapeutics

Blood

Blood and associated immunological diseases

Normals

Animal breeds and normal reference ranges

Pathology

Veterinary pathology

Epidemiology

Veterinary epidemiology and veterinary public health

WikiNews

World Conference on Veterinary Education in Lyon

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News Archive
WikiVet Newsletter Archive

New Histology Tutorials

Many new resources are being linked into WikiVet. This is an ongoing process, here are some examples!

These Histology tutorials have been repurposed from teaching material and made available via WikiVet. They contain many great images from different tissue types and body systems, and feature integrated questions and answers.

If you have some teaching resources like these that you would like to make available via WikiVet, why not contact the WikiVet team? If you have any comments or suggestions, please feel free to email the WikiVet team or you can post a comment on our Facebook page!

Vet Schools Location

The map on the left shows all veterinary schools that have created a page on WikiVet. You can see the interactive map to find out what the pins represents.

The schools with a dot in their pin have a page that is populated with content. You can see their pages via clicking on the pin and following the link provided or you can see a preview by clicking on the plus sign next to the link.

The schools that have an 'X' in their pin have not populated their page, would you like to create the page about your school? See how to create a school page.

The latest schools to create pages and be put on the map are:

TiHo Hannover in Germany,
Utrecht Vet school in The Netherlands,
Alfort Vet School in France and
Vitebsk State Academy of Veterinary Medicine in Belarus.

Below is the current list of vet school pages. Click on the plus sign to expand the list.

▼ Vet Schools

► Africa

► Asia

► Australasia

► Europe

► North America

► South America

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-veterinary profession. The world's first veterinary school was founded
-in Lyon, France, in 1761, shortly followed by the Alfort veterinary
-school, near Paris, in 1764, both of them at the initiative of French
-veterinarian Claude Bourgelat.
-The conference organisers kindly agreed to distribute literature about
-WikiVet to all delegates attending the event. In subsequent discussions
-with Heads of Schools from around the world, there was real interest in
-collaborating on the development and sharing of online resources through
-WikiVet. The [http://www.oie.int/ OIE (World Organisation for Animal Health)] was enthusiastic
-about the potential to help standardise year 1 competencies through the
-use of e-learning and the WikiVet platform.
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