COURSE CONTRACT
SUBJECT : VETERINARY ETHICS & ANIMAL WELFARE PROFESSION DEGREE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE
FACULTY OF VETERINARY MEDICINE UNAIR
1. Name of Subject : VETERINARY ETHICS & ANIMAL WELFARE 2. Subject code : ETH 501
3. Study load : 2 credit point
4. Semester : odd and even
5. Program study : Internship
6. Prerequisite : -
7. Subject Description : This subject discussing the importance of veterinarian ethic, not only amongst the vetrinarians but also in the workplace in associated with all applicable laws and regulations, including deliver history of veterinarian profession in Indonesia and abroad. This subject also discusses animal welfare in pet animals, livestock and laboratory animals.
8. Lecture in charge : Prof. Dr. Ismudiono, drh., MS 9. Lecturers : Prof.Dr. Ismudiono, drh., MS
Wiwik Bagja, Drh.
Prof.Dr. CA Nidom, Drh,
Dr. Tita Damayanti Lestari, drh. MSc
10. Room : Tanjung Adiwinata
11. Attributes Soft Skills
1. Oral/spoken communication skills 2. Written communication skills 3. Honesty
4. Teamwork/collaboration skills 5. Self-motivation/initiative 6. Work ethic/dependability 7. Risk-taking skills
8. Interpersonal skills 9. Working under pressure 10. Creativity
11. Problem-solving skills 12. Time management skills 12. Graduated Learning
Outcome
: LO 12 : Generate ethics, animal welfare in veterinary, public society and communication skill
13. Subject Learning Outcome
: Students are able to understand Veterinarian Asseveration, apply profession ethic and medical veterinary as well as to understand about the protection and welfare of animal.
14. Sub Learning Outcome :
After following the discussion topic of the subject, students are able to understand and implement veterinarian ethic in carrying out his profession as well as can understand the actual issues concerned to the world namely Animal Welfare.
In particular :
1. Students are able to understand contents of Semester Learning Plan and the benefit to take the subject of Veterinary Ethic and Animal Welfare.
2. Students are able to understand and implement ethic of profession and medical Veterinary.
3. Students are able to understand and define medical mal practice and mal ethic.
4. Students are able to understand and implement legal aspects and the foundation of international law.
5. Students are able to understand and implement legal aspects and profession law.
6. Students are able to understand and implement Animal Health System and Animal Care.
7. Mid Semester Examination
8. Students are able to understand history of veterinary profession in country and international.
9. Students are able to understad and implement animal welfare concepts 10. Students are able to understad and implement animal welfare scope
11. Students are able to understad and implement animal welfare implementation in quarantine
12. Students are able to understad and implement animal welfare in pet animals 13. Students are able to understad and implement animal welfare in livestock and wild
animals.
14. Students are able to understad and implement animal welfare in laboratory animals 15. Students are able to understad and implement animal welfare in biosafety
16. Final Examination
15. Subject Benefit
After students know the history of the Veterinary Profession in Indonesia and in the world and understand the laws and regulations that apply in Indonesia, after graduating as a veterinarian, he can apply Veterinary Ethics when carrying out his profession. Furthermore, students can understand the actual issues concerned to the world, namely Animal Welfare.
16. Lecture Strategy
Before attending lecture students are expected to read first handouts / journals related to Veterinary and Animal Welfare Ethics courses. The lecturer gives outlines of the subject matter, give examples of correct and incorrect from Veterinary Ethics and Animal Welfare application.
Lecturer gives case examples relating to Veterinary Ethics and Animal Welfare which can be applied to cases of professional abuse in the field. Students are expected to ask questions for some cases which are less clear and also answer the lecturers' questions.
Students are given assignments and given midterm and final examinations.
17. Referrences
1. Undang-undang No.41 tahun 2014 tentangPeternakandanKesehatanHewan
2. Cohn -Sherbok. The Liberation Debate Rights at Issue. New York: Routledge, 1996, pp.171- 210.
3. Gregory, Neville G.
4. Physiology and Behaviour of Animal Suffering (Universities Federation for Animal Welfare). 2005.Grand Rapids: Blackwell Limited,
5. Haynes, Richard P. 2008.Animal Welfare : Competing Conceptionsand Their Ethical Implications. Springer,.
6. Webster, John. 2005. Animal welfare limping towards Eden : a practical approach to redressing the problem of our dominion over the animals. Oxford, UK: Blackwell Pub.
18. Assignments
Assignment is assigned in Meeting 14:
- Students compose a paper in relation with Veterinary Ethics & Animal Welfare - Students present and discuss material in the paper
- Students arrange narrative papers based on the final results of the discussion - Paper criteria: based on literature studies (all citations, images and tables must be
relevant), must be in accordance with the Bibliography, and references should be attached to prevent plagiarism).
- Format of the paper: Title, background of problem, statement of problem, enlargement of problem statement, problem of not overcoming the problem,
statement of solution to the problem (Concept Framework narrative), Bibliography, and Reference Appendix.
- Typology of papers: Narrative (not pointers), consists of 20-30 pages, paper size: A4, font: Times New Roman 12, double spacing.
- Reference: text book (maximum 25%), printed / electronic journal (minimum 75%), not allowed to use references originating from teaching materials, technical manuals, or information originating from non-electronic journal websites. References using the system of: name and year.
- Papers and references are sent to email: [email protected] or
[email protected], at least two working days before the deadline for lectures as stated in the Semester Learning Plan.
19. Evaluation Criteria
Each exam raw score is from 0 to 100. Final score is presented in 7 grade : A, AB, B, BC, C, D and E.
The final value of a course is determined from the combined results of the evaluation of all test scores held by the lecturer concerned.
Examples of exam weight value beetween structured assignments ; soft skills; Midterm Exam and Final Exam is 2: 1: 2: 3.
Score Score Value
≥ 86 A
80 – 85,9 AB
75 – 79,9 B
70 – 74,9 BC
65 – 69,9 C
60 – 64,9 D
< 59,9 E
Score presented based on 7 rating value as follow:
Letter value Quality value A
AB B BC
C D E
4 3,5
3 2,5
2 1 0 20. Miscellaneous
- Students are allowed to attend Final Examnination if 75% are present in the lecture (at least 9 times present, for new students) and 50% attending for repeated students - In case of not attending quizes, mid term and final exam, because of sick, student
must submit doctor’s letter within one week afterward and take a follow up exam - Submitting assignment is one week after assignment dictate
- Type of question : for mid term and final exam : essay
Course Schedule
Study Program : Profession Degree of Veterinary Medicine Lecturer : Prof. Dr. Ismudiono,Drh,MS (IS)
Wiwik Bagja, Drh., (WB)
Prof.Dr. CA Nidom, Drh., MS (CAN)
Dr. Tita Damayanti Lestari, drh. MSc (TDL)
Subject : VETERINARY ETHICS & ANIMAL WELFARE
Day/time/room : Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 10.00 – 12.50 (R. Tanjung Adiwinata)
Lecture Day/date
Realisation of Study Learning Plan (SLP)
Lecturer Sub Title Material Details
1.
Monday
Delivery Lecture Contract General explanation:
- Veterinarian ethic - Animal welfare
Subject description, benefit of taking the subject .
Course schedule, Evaluation;
References ; Assignment.
IS
2. Tuesday
- Profession Ethic - Medical Ethic
Explanation of : Proffession ethic and medical ethic and its application
WB
3. Wednesday
- Medical mal practice - Ethic mal
practice
Definition of medical mal practice, ethic mal practice and case examples in the field.
WB
4. Thursday
- Legal aspects - The foundation of international law
Understand
and implement legal aspects and the foundation of international law
WB
5. Friday
- Legal aspects - Profession law
Understand
and implement legal aspects and profession law
WB
6. Monday
- Animal Health System - Animal Care
Explanation and implementation of Animal Health System and Animal Care
WB
7. Tuesday
Mid Term Examination Team
8. Wednesday
History of veterinary profession : in country and international
History of veterinary profession in country and international
IS
9. Thursday Animal Welfare Concept
Implementation of animal welfare concepts and its term of conditions
IS
10 Friday Animal Welfare Scope Explanation and and implementation of animal welfare scope
IS
11 Monday Animal welfare implementation in quarantine
Cases examples of animal welfare handling in quarantine
Quarantine team
12. Tuesday Animal welfare in pet animals
Application of Animal welfare in pet animals
TDL
13. Wednesday Animal welfare in livestock and wild animals.
Implementation of Animal welfare in livestock and wild animals
TDL
14. Thursday
Animal welfare in laboratory animals
Application of Animal welfare in laboratory animals
TDL
15. Friday Animal welfare in biosafety Explanation of Animal welfare in biosafety
CAN 16. Monday Final Examination Lecture 1 to 15 TEAM
Surabaya, 11 February 2019 Validation by :
Lecture in Charge Head of Department of Veterinary Reproduction
Prof. Dr. Ismudiono, Drh., MS. Dr. Abdul Samik, Drh., M.Si.
NIP. 1952205161978031002 NIP. 196405081990111001
