
Professor Sarah Baillie
BSc(Bristol), BVSc(Bristol), RCVS Cert
Current positions
Emeritus Professor
Bristol Veterinary School
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Research interests
Veterinary education and haptic simulators (including the Haptic Cow)
A range of veterinary education projects and publications in areas including:
- Clinical skills (teaching, curriculum and models)
- Curriculum design and educational quality assurance
- Assessment and outcomes assessment
- Staff trainng (faculty development)
- Haptic simulators (including the Haptic Cow, Haptic Horse for equine colic diagnosis, and many more)
- Professional studies (including a Best Evidence Medical Education review)
- And work-based learning, graduate attributes, interprofessional education, mental wellbeing, Web 2.0 in informal lifelong learning (including the EU funded veterinary professional network NOVICE) and investigating expertise using cognitive task analysis and psychophysics.
Research keywords
- haptic
- curriculum
- simulation
- veterinary education
- haptic cow
- assessment
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Projects and supervisions
Research projects
The Animal Management and Husbandry Online Placement Tool
Principal Investigator
Description
Following on from the success of The EMS Driving Licence and The VN Online Clinical Placement Tool, a group at the University of Bristol, in collaboration with the Royal (Dick)…Managing organisational unit
Bristol Veterinary SchoolDates
16/07/2012 to 22/12/2012
Publications
Recent publications
12/02/2025Setting Up and Running Online Communities of Practice (CoPs) for Veterinary Educators
Journal of Veterinary Medical Education
Using Models as Alternatives to Live Animals
AAVMC Handbook on the Use of Animals in Veterinary Education