Integrating Clinical Technology into Veterinary Education: A Collaborative Session at Visayas State University

Future veterinarians at Visayas State University engaging in an active discussion on clinical technology and the evolving realities of modern veterinary practice.

Integrating clinical technology into veterinary education is not about replacing fundamentals, it is about strengthening them. At Visayas State University, Kreloses returned for a second seminar with a new cohort of students and found the same curiosity and rigor that define tomorrow’s practitioners. The conversation explored how digital literacy increasingly complements anatomy, pathology, and surgery, reflecting how modern veterinary practice now relies on both clinical skill and structured information.

Rather than a one way discussion, the session unfolded as an active dialogue. Students raised thoughtful questions about documentation, coordination, and data responsibility in everyday clinic work. We also explored how a veterinary clinic management system, sometimes referred to as a veterinary management system or veterinary system management platform, supports structured record keeping and team alignment in modern practice.

What made the session meaningful was the connection between theory and practice. Seeing how structured documentation and clear coordination support clinical care helped students understand that good outcomes depend not only on medical decisions, but also on how information is handled and shared across a team. Thank you to Dr. Shiela for inviting us back and for creating space for an open, grounded conversation that supports students as they prepare for real clinic responsibilities.

Kreloses is pleased to support academic sessions like this, recognizing that sustainable veterinary care requires both clinical excellence and thoughtful structure. When universities create space for reflection and dialogue about how modern clinics operate, they help students build awareness, adaptability, and professional maturity. That preparation ensures future veterinarians enter practice with clarity, responsibility, and confidence.