Staff perceptions of mental wellbeing support in New Zealand veterinary practices. A BVN student project

Hunt, S.

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2022-07-06
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Hunt, S. (2022, July). Staff perceptions of mental wellbeing support in New Zealand veterinary practices. Paper presented at the AnHC and VN Educators Inaugural Programme - Shaping our Future. Veterinary Nursing and Animal Healthcare Educator's Symposium, Online.
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Abstract
Bachelor of Veterinary Nursing student project The project: Mental well-being of employees = important. This is critically evident in the veterinary sector. Overworked, underpaid, and under-resourced workforce Why? How? Results - demographics, work environment, workload, wellbeing, support What works and what do veterinary staff want? What does all this mean?
Keywords:
New Zealand, veterinarians, well being, perceptions, surveys, workplace mental health
ANZSRC Field of Research:
3009 Veterinary sciences, 390199 Curriculum and pedagogy not elsewhere classified
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Harvey, Laura
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