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|Videos|February 24, 2017
The Veterinary Confessionals Project: Does Everyone Need It?
Hilal Dogan, BVSc., founder of Veterinary Confessionals Project, expresses why she believes everyone in the veterinary profession needs the Veterinary Confessionals Project on some level.
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Hilal Dogan, BVSc., founder of Veterinary Confessionals Project, expresses why she believes everyone in the veterinary profession needs the Veterinary Confessionals Project on some level.
She says that everyone could use a laugh, as well as reading the touching confessionals that veterinarians can connect with on a deeper level. She says the project is for everybody, just what each person takes away from it will be different.
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