Personal Wellbeing
Veterinary Mental Health and the Influence of Culture
A recent study shows that cultural barriers in the profession may prevent veterinary students from accessing mental health resources.Personal/Professional Development
The Evolution of Mentorship for Veterinary Professionals
An effective, successful mentorship is a two-way conversation in which both the mentor and mentee share a desire to learn from each other.Personal/Professional Development
Changemaking as Entrepreneurs
Here are the stories of 5 entrepreneurs who took their passion for the veterinary profession, combined it with a desire for positive change, and created businesses to deliver much-needed services in innovative ways.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Breaking Barriers to Veterinary Care
The cost of veterinary care is rising while income is not. There are still strategies that you can employ to help clients overcome financial barriers to accessing veterinary care.Personal/Professional Development
The Future of Veterinary Continuing Education
Veterinary continuing education has an exciting future as technology continues to advance, bringing the opportunity for more interactive virtual learning and new ideas for how to present engaging, in-person education.Technology
Blockchain Technology and the Future of Veterinary Credentials
Blockchain technology could open the door for storing and sharing credentials, including competency-based skills, continuing education credits, and more.
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Assessing the Gender Pay Gap in Veterinary Medicine
Pay inequality can be researched and discussed all day long, but real change comes from industry-wide commitment.
Diagnostics
At-Home DNA Tests: Crystal Ball With a Caveat
Whether clients are using at-home DNA tests to satiate pure curiosity about their pet’s breed or as a means to uncover health predispositions, veterinarians should be part of the process as a means of information.
Technology
How Technology Is Transforming Veterinary Education
While the technology being used in today’s veterinary classroom is flipping conventional pedagogy on its head, these experts say more mind-blowing advances may be just ahead.