Emotional Intelligence, a Gap to Improve One Health Competencies

Oral

Published

November 25, 2025

Mentioned articles

“A qualitative exploration of the emotional experiences and applications of emotional intelligence in early-career veterinarians”
“This is my why.” Exploring the concept of meaningful work in early-career veterinarians across Canada

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