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<div><p>Psychological distress is elevated in the field of veterinary medicine. Recent evidence demonstrates that stress and burnout in veterinary workers can be reduced through an Acceptance and Commitment Training intervention targeting “burden transfer,” or reactivity to challenging i...

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Auteur principal:	Mary Beth Spitznagel (14537189) (author)
Autres auteurs:	John Martin (1716) (author), Nikki E. Bennett (11919796) (author), Christopher Was (22600819) (author), Christopher M. Fulkerson (12405924) (author), Jim Weisman (22600822) (author), Luca Giori (17600970) (author), Erin Kelly-Snyder (22600825) (author), Alanna S. G. Updegraff (22600828) (author), Michael P. Twohig (12260293) (author), Michael E. Levin (10642652) (author)
Publié:	2025
Sujets:	Medicine Sociology Science Policy Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified year following graduation recent evidence demonstrates pending positive outcomes open science framework measure kirkpatrick outcomes guided digital format final semester requirements 1 month ), safety officer unconnected program ), learning monitor study progress evaluate unburdened ’ enhance mental health compare conditions throughout 5 veterinary medical mental health veterinary medical veterinary workers veterinary medicine training programs technology programs sustainable strategy students electing student use share program routine adoption program completion potential impact online assessments made available informed consent exposing students electronically granted educational value doi 10 considered observational commitment training challenging interactions burden transfer arms design 12 months
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