Development and Evaluation of the Veterinary Nurse Burnout Prevention Survey (VNBPS).

ABSTRACT: Burnout results from chronic workplace stress and is most effectively addressed through workplace interventions. Successful implementation of interventions may, however, be constrained by factors within the work environment. This study aimed to evaluate a new tool, the Veterinary Nurse Burnout Prevention Survey (VNBPS). The 35-item, cross-sectional mixed methods survey aimed to identify the presence of burnout risk factors for veterinary nurses (VNs), and support selection of tailored interventions within the clinic. The VNBPS was conducted within VN teams (N = 67) across six Australian veterinary clinics between August and September 2025. After delivery and analysis of the survey, a summary of results and tailored recommendations was provided to each clinic. A subsequent evaluation

SUBMITTER: Chapman AJ 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC12846452 | biostudies-literature | 2026 Jan

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature