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23 August 2022
“The gratitude attitude”: growing evidence for medical and veterinary professionals by Katie Ford
ABSTRACT: Gratitude is a topic of increasing popularity across social media platforms, literature and the press. There is mounting evidence for its positive effects in mental health, physical wellbeing and creativity. Whilst specific studies in medical professionals are mostly limited to the human field thus far, there is wide scope for parallels to be drawn to veterinary practice. This article reviews recent literary findings and considers how gratitude could be implemented in the veterinary profession, both in practice and amongst individuals.
Author
Katie Ford BVSc PGCert CertAVP (SAM) MRCVS
Katie Ford is a small animal veterinary surgeon, with an interest in internal medicine and mindset in veterinary professionals. She is currently working as a locum across the North West, alongside coaching vets and nurses.
Email: katiefordltd@gmail.com
Keywords: gratitude; journalling veterinary
To cite this article: Veterinary Nursing Journal • VOL 35 (05) • May 2020 pp130-132
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