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    • To introduce scalable learning interventions for integration into existing veterinary curricula.

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    • Development and implementation of a dedicated course focused on veterinary euthanasia communication.
    • Emphasis on essential themes and topics crucial for veterinarian competency.
    • Utilizing course evaluations to gauge student perception and skill development.

    Main Results:

    • Students reported significant improvement in their euthanasia communication skills after completing the course.
    • Participants recognized the essential nature of these skills for their veterinary careers.
    • Strong student support for integrating this specialized content into the core curriculum.

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    • The developed course and its interventions effectively enhance student skills and confidence.
    • Integrating euthanasia communication training into the core veterinary curriculum is recommended for better preparedness.