Psychology in an equine environment. So interesting! Excited to hear from Natalie Worth about biological synchrony within and between species.

My clever colleagues Jan ! Check out the research they have worked tirelessly on this year.

Happy to announce that the new SAVEM website is live! The idea behind the website is to share educational material, discuss the challenges presented by medical errors and adverse events seen in veterinary anaesthesia. Check it out! SAVEM.org

wix.to/y8CvC8o?ref=cl For anaesthesiologists, anaesthesia techs, nurses, and vets that are passionate about patient safety, this is a great opportunity to collaborate, share your experiences and learn more about this topic. We need to talk about it! savem.org

‘When a flower doesn’t bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower’ (Den Heijer, 2018).

Checklists - How do you go about making one? One size fits all? #patientsafety in #veterinaryanaesthesia. Check the second article by Dr Erik Hofmeister Dip. ACVAA. called 'Creating a Checklist' #checklists #veterinarypractice savem.org/post/creating-…

Very pleased to see my student and now colleague, Maddie Clise, has her first publication. Veterinary work can be very satisfying...could it also be a source of pleasure? Read on to explore this idea..doi.org/10.1002/vetr.77 @HazelSJ Liz Mossop Luiz Santos Dr Bronwyn Orr Martin Cake

What an amazing review about job satisfaction from our colleagues in Adelaide. VetLed RCVS Knowledge

Great to see this in print, output from VetSet2Go project led by the amazing Martin Cake 👏👏👏

An empirical study by Maddie Clise to explore pleasure in veterinary work. “... despite the known challenges, there is an abundance of positive factors associated with pleasure being derived from working as a veterinarian.” bvajournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ve… Jan Liz Mossop

.Michelle McArthur calls this the “Power of the Pause”. An essential element in encouraging thoughtful interactions with your ⛹️‍♂️⛹️‍♀️. If you ask an open❓to your athletes, show them you are actually curious about the answer by sitting in the silence until they come up with a response.

What makes a happy Vet? 🐕🧑‍⚕️ Researchers have investigated the positive side of veterinary work & what brings vets pleasure in their job. It's not just the fuzzy animals that give our vets the warm & fuzzies - a simple 'thank you' goes a long way! adelaide.edu.au/newsroom/news/…

We love this study by the University of Adelaide! What makes vets feel good at work?! The importance of culture and teamwork are things that we talk a lot about at VetLed and we recognise the impact that they can have on patient outcomes. adelaide.edu.au/newsroom/news/…

OUT NOW: Resilience of veterinarians at different career stages: The role of self-efficacy, coping strategies and personal resources for resilience in veterinary practice. McArthur et al. (2021). buff.ly/3mrrEI4 #mentalhealth #health #wellbeing #veterinarian

More outputs from our VetSet2Go project - nice summary of the employability conundrum and the importance of "self" Martin Cake Susan Rhind Michelle McArthur et al.... frontiersin.org/articles/10.33…

If you work in veterinary practices in Australia, please answer this 10 minute survey. We are trying to understand how safety systems and behaviors, teamwork and communication is perceived by Australian veterinary professionals. Let's make a difference! Michelle McArthur SAVEM - Safer Anaesthesia in Veterinary Medicine

“… understanding the ways in which the whole veterinary practice system affords and constrains effective communication” It’s one in, all in. Nice paper!

Wonderful example of interprofessional learning and collaboration. Potentially an interesting application for veterinary medicine too? Luiz Santos Lingovet

Vets, vet nurses and vet techs in Australia, if you have the time, please help Luiz learn more about psychological safety in your workplace! @DrQuain Australian Veterinary Association Martin Cake

🐕🏥 Why are dogs scared of the vet and what can YOU do to help? Uni of Adelaide scientist Petra Edwards PhD tells us why dogs fear the vet and how pet owners can make this experience more paw-sitive - bit.ly/34OX7gV #UAMakeHistory #AdelaideResearch