Videos from the day – Mind Matters Initiative Research Symposium 2019
On 24 September 2019 the second veterinary mental health research symposium was held at Church House (London), entitled ‘Veterinary mental health: the evidence base’. You can watch the plenary sessions and talks from streams A and B via the links on this page.
Plenary 1: The Mind Matters Initiative – what we’ve achieved so far (Professor Stuart Reid)
Plenary 2 The impact of veterinarian suicide on colleagues) (Dr Alexandra Pitman
Plenary 3: Sustaining resilience at work – what does the evidence tell us works? (Professor Neil Greenberg)
Government Veterinarians Wellbeing – A Veterinary Profession Wellbeing Case Study (Dr Rebecca Garcia Pinillos)
Positive and negative mental health impacts of experiences associated with livestock veterinary practice (Dr Kate Stephen)
Aspects of work influence new graduate mental health: opportunities for intervention (Dr Rosie Allister)
2018 WSAVA Mental Health Survey results. How the VetsinMind app will support the identified issues (Dr Nienke Endenburg)
Improving Resilience in Veterinary Students: A Final-Year Resilience Rotation (Dr Colleen Best)
Evaluation of Workplace Wellbeing and Culture Across the Veterinary Profession through Supported Practice Surveys (Carolyne Crowe)
Burnout in veterinarians; a critical review of the prevalence, contributory factors and interventions (Dr Joanna Dyer)
The relationship between psychosocial work environment and mental health in veterinary practitioners: a scoping review (Dr Linda Hoinville)
How unease and stress can become confidence and harmony through non-technical competencies continuing professional development (Dr Tierney Kinnison)
VetKind student webinar