Prioritising human needs in your Veterinary Practice

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Vet Thrive Collective Podcast

Dr Megan Alderson

18 episodes

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The Vet Thrive Collective Podcast opens the channels of global communication and collaboration to help solve the problem of creating healthy and happy veterinary professionals. Dr Megan Alderson, a well-being advocate and practicing veterinary clinician with 30 years of lived experience, chats to the change-makers across the world advancing psychological health and safety with a toolbox of accessible well-being initiatives to help the veterinary carers so they can keep on caring.

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Prioritising human needs in your Veterinary Practice

Vet Thrive Collective Podcast

56 minutes 46 seconds

2 years ago

Prioritising human needs in your Veterinary Practice

In this episode of Vet Thrive Collective Podcast, I interview Dan Tipney, Co-founder and Training Director of Vetled, the global leader in Veterinary Human Factors. Join us as we discuss the role the field of human factors plays in success and well-being.

In this episode you will learn about:

How Dan’s experience as a high performance coach led to a role supporting the well being of veterinary professions.
Human factors - Hierarchy of needs, how adopting a human needs first approach to well being can create the ideal foundation for daily success.
The science of sleep - The financial cost, scientific consensus on ideal sleep time and how a lack of sleep can be inebriating.
Self care in the medical professions - The systemic constraints affecting self care as well as what you can do as an individual to prioritise your well-being. The evolutionary science behind Medical Carer’s tendency to place others needs before their own and how to integrate self care into your workplace culture including H.A.L.T (Hungry, Angry, Lonely, Tired), a well being strategy.

Connect with Megan:

https://www.instagram.com/vetthrivecollective/

https://nz.linkedin.com/in/megan-alderson-ab498a1a1

https://www.vetthrive.org/?r_done=1

Connect with Dan:

https://uk.linkedin.com/in/dan-tipney-0811bb84

https://www.vetled.co.uk/