FECAVA and WSAVA launch collegiality infographic during Congress
Following the launch of the Federation of European Companion Animal Veterinary Association’s (FECAVA) and WSAVA’s statement on the Global Principles of Collegiality earlier this year, the associations have launched an infographic which summarizes the Principles in an easily accessible way. It was introduced by FECAVA Past President Dr Wolfgang Dohne during #WSAVAPoland.
Find the infographic and the guidelines here
https://wsava.org/news/highlighted-news/guidelines-on-global-principles-of-veterinary-collegiality/
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Dr Wolfgang Dohne
FECAVA Senior Vice President
He says:
Against a backdrop of high rates of depression, stress and burnout, it is crucial that associations such as FECAVA and WSAVA take a stand to improve collegiality, respect and communication within the veterinary profession. We were delighted at the response to our Global Principles of Veterinary Collegiality and hope that our new infographic offers a simple and accessible visualization of the common set of behaviors we expect from all of our colleagues. We call on every employer, every team and every individual team member to ask themselves regularly whether they are living up to the pledges we have set out.
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Dr Shane Ryan
WSAVA Immediate Past President
Dr Ryan adds:
WSAVA and FECAVA provide strong and respected leadership to the veterinary profession while our member associations and individual members have responsibilities both for the welfare and health their patients, as well as the veterinary teams that care for them.
Our new infographic and the Principles document it references are available for free download from the WSAVA and FECAVA websites. Both have been translated into several languages with more to follow. The infographic can be customized by individuals, veterinary practices and/or veterinary associations and we encourage its display in practices or on associations’ media platforms to show support for inclusivity, non-discrimination and respect for all veterinary colleagues worldwide.
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