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BVA launches search for new Wellbeing Award winners

BVA launches search for new Wellbeing Award winners

Posted on July 23, 2024Posted in News

Nominations are open for the second annual awards for businesses that embrace the ideas of the BVA’s Good Veterinary Workplaces programme. The scheme, which evolved from the Vet Wellbeing Awards founded by SPVS, was launched from the first time last year and the 2024 winners will be announced in the […]

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Veterinary Mental Health Researchers Gather for Fourth MMI Symposium

Veterinary Mental Health Researchers Gather for Fourth MMI Symposium

Posted on May 24, 2024Posted in News

New on the Vets in Mind: Veterinary Mental Health Researchers Gather for Fourth MMI Symposium – veterinary mental health researchers from across Europe came together to share their insights into a variety of areas of veterinary mental health including moral injury, suicide and suicide prevention, the impact of racism, veterinary […]

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Vets in Mind welcomes a new Trustee, Dr Kate Dakin BVSc MRCVS!

Vets in Mind welcomes a new Trustee, Dr Kate Dakin BVSc MRCVS!

Posted on May 24, 2024Posted in News

Kate graduated from the University of Bristol in 2023. As a new graduate veterinary surgeon, she hopes to bring some newer perspectives to the board and bring the voice of students and new graduates into the discussions and decisions we have.

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Findings from the fourth edition of Merck’s wellbeing study released at VMX

Findings from the fourth edition of Merck’s wellbeing study released at VMX

Posted on May 17, 2024Posted in News

The veterinary profession has come a long way in the nearly seven years since the first major study came out on veterinary mental health, wellbeing, and burnout. The stigma around mental health issues has lessened, more people who need it are seeking help, and more resources are available to create […]

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