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How does the culture and/or organization of a practice contribute to burnout within the veterinary team and veterinarians in particular?

gjnaranjo1 — 2024-04-25 16:52:01 UTC

How does the employer/owner of a practice contribute to burnout within the veterinary team and veterinarians in particular?

gjnaranjo1 — 2024-04-25 16:52:24 UTC

it effects it negatively

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poor management can cause additional burnout

Lack of psychological safety

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without team support burnout happens faster, negative midsets and outlooks degrade your attitude over time

2024-04-25 23:30:32 UTC

Negative workplace environment can lead to emotional drainage, not enough support, and not enough staff to patient ratio

Very much

2024-04-25 23:30:34 UTC

We think that it can make or break an individual close to burnout. Negative/toxic practices significantly contribute to burn out

Poor management, bad hours

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Lack of recognition, understaffing

2024-04-25 23:30:39 UTC

if they are actively not supportive $ and emotionally.

2024-04-25 23:30:43 UTC

everything

2024-04-25 23:30:44 UTC

If they are workaholics, if they encourage overtime, if they are rude, if they don't reward hardwork, it all contributes to burnout

not hiring enough staff

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Negative mental effects

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Understaffed, poor management, poor organization

not supporting you

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It brings expectations that are often unrealistic for different members

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if they do not encourage the staff, are understaffed, and not paying their staff properly

2024-04-25 23:31:00 UTC

setting management practices, setting expectations, rewarding certain behaviors, determining salary/benefits/time off

Lack of mental health resources and response to expressed concerns

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Poor management, bad hours

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Can lead to veterinarians leaving the clinic which further adds to understaffing etc which adds to burnout of the rest of the team.

not providing the equipment and facilities needed to succeed

2024-04-25 23:31:11 UTC

Significantly

2024-04-25 23:31:14 UTC

If an owner or manager consistently demands and takes without giving, it can significantly contribute to burnout

2024-04-25 23:31:14 UTC

burnout can be worse in situations where you do not have autonomy to practice medicine in the way you see fit

2024-04-25 23:31:18 UTC

Unrealistic expectations, understaffing, increased turnover, underpaid

Everything

2024-04-25 23:31:19 UTC

If they don't have good leadership, if they push all of their responsibilities on to other people, etc.

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support, interpersonal skills

poor attitude, negativity, lack of transparency, lack of partnership/collaboration, poor mentorship

2024-04-25 23:31:21 UTC

Too finance focused, not enough employee support, not actually practicing medicine

2024-04-25 23:31:28 UTC

Lack of support and staff

2024-04-25 23:31:36 UTC

Culture of negativity, bullying, cliques can be normalized

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not paying properly, understaffing, creating the culture that can be negative

Expectations, wanting their staff to work/participate in a certain way, pressure placed on them to see a certain amount of patients or make a certain amount of money.

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Clinic management applying their own personal expectations to staff (degree of illness that justifies a call out, willingness to cover shifts on short-notice, etc.)

if the environment/culture is not good then it can lead to burnout

2024-04-25 23:32:39 UTC

if they are overworking the staff it can lead to more burnout

2024-04-25 23:33:28 UTC