Doctoral Thesis Defence Presentation

Links

• Full thesis: Explorations of Emotional Intelligence and Thriving Well-being in Early-career Veterinarians

• Chapter 3 of my thesis has now been published as the article “A qualitative exploration of the emotional experiences and applications of emotional intelligence in early-career veterinarians”

• WSAVA professional wellness guidelines

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