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|Events|July 19, 2018

Practical Well-being for the Veterinary Leader

Date: November 26 - December 17, 2018

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In recent years there has been a rapid expansion in what we know about well-being in the workplace. Many studies highlight that supporting workers in their physical and mental health is not just a nice thing to do, it also has widespread benefits for the organisation, including reduced absenteeism, increased staff engagement, better team climate and enhanced productivity.Employers, including those in the veterinary profession, have a duty of care to support their employees to be safe and well at work. The conversation about well-being, however, is one that should take place at all levels within a veterinary clinic. The most successful clinic well-being initiatives ensure that employees have a say in what specific areas need to be addressed.Practice leaders have an especially important role in facilitating discussion, role modelling behaviours, and driving positive change within the workplace.This course aims to support clinical veterinary workers, particularly those in a leadership role, in transforming the outlook on well-being in their workplace.Tutor: Jenny Moffett BVetMed MSc DipMC SFHEA MRCVS

Event type: Online Course

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For More Information:Jill Macdonald,ONCORE Online Learning

+44 (0)121 663 1971, [email protected], https://www.oncoreepd.co.uk/product/practical-well-being-for-the-veterinary-leader/


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