Compassionate Calling

Compassionate Calling

Marie Holowaychuk

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A Compassionate Calling offers an unflinching and deeply personal look into the realities of the veterinary profession.

Dr. Marie Holowaychuk, a veterinary specialist with experience in academia, emergency and referral hospitals, and general practice, weaves candid personal stories with evidence-based insights from published research. In 40 concise and thought-provoking chapters, she explores the hidden curriculum of veterinary school, the toll of on-call work, the emotional impact of euthanasia, the challenges of practicing during a pandemic, and many other important topics. Marie also tackles pressing issues like diversity, equity, inclusion, and the evolving dynamics of pet insurance and corporatization in veterinary medicine.

Despite nearly 90% of pet owners viewing their animals as family members, few truly understand the challenges veterinarians face daily. This book pulls back the curtain to address questions such as:

  • Why don’t some veterinarians recommend the profession to others?
  • How do distressing events, like euthanasia and moral stress, affect veterinarians’ mental health?
  • What do veterinarians wish pet owners knew about the emotional and mental toll of caring for their animals?

With its blend of heartfelt storytelling and practical insights, A Compassionate Calling is essential reading for pet owners, aspiring veterinarians, and anyone curious about the veterinary profession. Practicing veterinarians will also find comfort and connection in its honest exploration of the joys and struggles of veterinary life.

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Publisher
CRC Press
Language
EN
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EPUB
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9781040397435
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