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Understanding Psychosocial Risks in the Veterinary Workplace: A Path to a Healthier Work Environment
At Animal Emergency Australia (AEA), we pride ourselves on delivering exceptional care for pets while fostering a supportive and resilient work environment for our dedicated...
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R U OK? Day 2024: The Importance of Checking In at Work
This year, R U OK? Day 2024 falls on Thursday, September 12th. This national initiative encourages to ask a simple yet powerful question.
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Taking Care of Yourself as an ER Vet Nurse: Six Practical Tips for Mental Wellbeing
An ER vet nurse is the heartbeat of the practice. We want to share practical tips to manage your mental health and resilience.
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Mastering Difficult Conversations: A Guide for Veterinary Professionals
In the fast-paced, emotionally charged world of veterinary care, mastering difficult conversations is inevitable. Whether it’s discussing a serious diagnosis, treatment options, or the sensitive...
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Sharing Vulnerability In the Veterinary Profession (And Why It Matters)
Discover the benefits of vulnerability in the veterinary profession and how to encourage an honest and healthy workplace environment.
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Vet Mental Health and Tips to Improve It
Explore the various ways veterinary professionals can improve their vet mental health and maintain a healthier and happier work-life balance.
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Stress as a Veterinary Professional (And How to Harness It)
If you work in a vet clinic, you may deal with stress as a veterinary professional daily. How can you harness positive stress? Find out...
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Overcoming Long Waiting Times in Veterinary Emergency
Since COVID, demand for veterinary services has never been higher. Learn how to manage this increase in wait times with our useful strategies.
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Falling vs Failing – How to Recognise the Difference (and do something about it)
Did you know there's a difference between falling and failing when it comes to our careers? And not everything is a failure.
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