EPISODE · Feb 7, 2024 · 9 MIN
Compassion as a Culture Bolster
from Veterinary Compassion Project · host Dr. Erin Holder
The second of five bolsters in The Veterinary Compassion Fatigue Project. While we may be the most compassionate people I know, do we gift ourselves that same level of compassion?
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The second of five bolsters in The Veterinary Compassion Fatigue Project. While we may be the most compassionate people I know, do we gift ourselves that same level of compassion?
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