VETchat by The Webinar Vet

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are Ian Battersby, an independent consultant working with charities working in One Heath sphere, and Nicola Bromley, veterinary professional and master’s student in the Psychology of Behaviour Change at the University of Surrey. In this episode, Anthony, Ian, and Nicola explore the complexities of antibiotic stewardship in veterinary practice. They discuss how behavioural science can drive significant reductions in antibiotic use, highlighting the importance of leadership, team dynamics, and effective communication. The conversation covers practical strategies for overcoming barriers, real-life success stories, and the role of culture and regulation in shaping responsible prescribing. This episode offers actionable insights for veterinarians committed to improving their practice and contributing to a healthier planet.

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Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are María Castán, Senior B2B Brand Manager at Purina, and Miguel Moura Esteves, skilled trainer in Neuro‑Linguistic Programming and veterinarian. In this episode, Anthony, María, and Miguel discuss the critical issue of veterinary mental health. The discussion highlights the emotional and professional challenges faced by veterinarians, emphasising the importance of communication skills and emotional management in their education and practice. María shares insights from a recent conference at the European Parliament, where the mental health crisis in the veterinary profession was addressed. The conference aimed to bring together politicians, industry members, and veterinarians to find collaborative solutions to these pressing issues. Miguel discusses the role of organisational strategies, such as regular team meetings, in creating a supportive work environment and reducing stress. The episode also explores the significance of gratitude and recognition from pet owners, noting that genuine appreciation can greatly impact veterinarians' mental well-being. Theconversation concludes with a discussion on the One Health concept, integrating human, animal, and environmental health, and the essential role veterinarians play in this framework.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are María Castán, Senior B2B Brand Manager at Purina, and Miguel Moura Esteves, skilled trainer in Neuro‑Linguistic Programming and veterinarian. In this episode, Anthony, María, and Miguel discuss the critical issue of veterinary mental health. The discussion highlights the emotional and professional challenges faced by veterinarians, emphasising the importance of communication skills and emotional management in their education and practice. María shares insights from a recent conference at the European Parliament, where the mental health crisis in the veterinary profession was addressed. The conference aimed to bring together politicians, industry members, and veterinarians to find collaborative solutions to these pressing issues. Miguel discusses the role of organisational strategies, such as regular team meetings, in creating a supportive work environment and reducing stress. The episode also explores the significance of gratitude and recognition from pet owners, noting that genuine appreciation can greatly impact veterinarians' mental well-being. Theconversation concludes with a discussion on the One Health concept, integrating human, animal, and environmental health, and the essential role veterinarians play in this framework.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are María Castán, Senior B2B Brand Manager at Purina, and Miguel Moura Esteves, skilled trainer in Neuro‑Linguistic Programming and veterinarian. In this episode, Anthony, María, and Miguel discuss the critical issue of veterinary mental health. The discussion highlights the emotional and professional challenges faced by veterinarians, emphasising the importance of communication skills and emotional management in their education and practice. María shares insights from a recent conference at the European Parliament, where the mental health crisis in the veterinary profession was addressed. The conference aimed to bring together politicians, industry members, and veterinarians to find collaborative solutions to these pressing issues. Miguel discusses the role of organisational strategies, such as regular team meetings, in creating a supportive work environment and reducing stress. The episode also explores the significance of gratitude and recognition from pet owners, noting that genuine appreciation can greatly impact veterinarians' mental well-being. Theconversation concludes with a discussion on the One Health concept, integrating human, animal, and environmental health, and the essential role veterinarians play in this framework.

Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat by The Webinar Vet are María Castán, Senior B2B Brand Manager at Purina, and Miguel Moura Esteves, skilled trainer in Neuro‑Linguistic Programming and veterinarian. In this episode, Anthony, María, and Miguel discuss the critical issue of veterinary mental health. The discussion highlights the emotional and professional challenges faced by veterinarians, emphasising the importance of communication skills and emotional management in their education and practice. María shares insights from a recent conference at the European Parliament, where the mental health crisis in the veterinary profession was addressed. The conference aimed to bring together politicians, industry members, and veterinarians to find collaborative solutions to these pressing issues. Miguel discusses the role of organisational strategies, such as regular team meetings, in creating a supportive work environment and reducing stress. The episode also explores the significance of gratitude and recognition from pet owners, noting that genuine appreciation can greatly impact veterinarians' mental well-being. Theconversation concludes with a discussion on the One Health concept, integrating human, animal, and environmental health, and the essential role veterinarians play in this framework.