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Team meeting tool: The 12 phases of burnout
Use this handout to familiarize your team with the warnings signs that signal burnout.
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Burnout is a serious problem in the veterinary profession, one that can have dire consequences. Take a few minutes at your next team meeting to familiarize yourself and your team with the 12 phases of burnout.
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