Strides being made for a healthier veterinary profession
In a dvm360® interview, Sonja Olson, DVM, detailed the significant progress being made in veterinary medicine to improve mental health and promote diversity.
During a dvm360® interview, Sonja Olson, DVM, book author at Heartstorming Wellness, celebrates notable initiatives and advancements recently launched in the veterinary field to support a healthier profession.
View the video below for the entire discussion. The following is a partial transcript.
Sonja Olson, DVM: As we look around the world, [veterinary] communities are really taking note and stepping in and getting courageous about the not knowing, but also borrowing knowledge from other industries outside of vet med and say, 'what do we already know?' So we're getting vocabulary from our human medical compadres. Things such as moral distress and ethical conflict. We're getting better at our vocabulary and discerning, that's useful.
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