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PEDIAS In & Out: An Innovative New Tool for Practical Differential Diagnosis in Routine Veterinary Practice

The PEDIAS framework offers a structured approach to strengthen clinical reasoning and improve diagnostic accuracy, especially when dealing with complex veterinary cases. This method supports veterinarians in developing well-organized differential diagnoses and making confident clinical decisions. In this session, we cover how the PEDIAS framework enhances diagnostic thinking and helps quickly build clear and systematic differential lists during consultations. Practical case examples from small animal practice are discussed to demonstrate real-world application. The session also focuses on how this approach enables faster, more efficient, and safer clinical decision-making, making it particularly useful for veterinary students and early-career practitioners.

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