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The University of Minnesota realizing the complexity and interwoven nature of clinical skills into all aspects of what we teach in veterinary science has defined Clinical Skills (using a Delphinian method of sorts) as those components of Veterinary Practice that are similar across species namely skills associated with communicating with clients and patients, handling patients with low stress methods, performing physical exams, skills involved in obtaining samples for analysis, treatment skills, using clinical reasoning to formulate a problem list assessment and plan, and many others.  Cross-linking of the doing and the knowing together to form a framework for future clinicians to thrive.

The Clinical Skill Compendium is designed to be a collection of useful information and links to help the user hone their clinical skills, brush up on a procedure before performing it, test their knowledge, and to help to find answers they seek.

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