Ludhiana: The ‘ready-to-refer library’ was inaugurated on Wednesday at the dialysis unit of the Veterinary Teaching Hospital. The event was attended by Dr JPS Gill, vice-chancellor of Guru Angad Dev Veterinary & Animal Sciences University (Gadvasu), along with distinguished guests Prof Jay Willson and Kent Heckler, renowned experts in veterinary education and curriculum mapping. This new online and offline library aims to provide veterinary students with immediate access to critical resources.
Dr JPS Gill said: “The library is a vital tool in fostering the development of future veterinary professionals. It will enhance their clinical decision-making skills and improving patient outcomes.”
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