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The aim is to explore the association between emotional intelligence and factors like mental health and outdoor activities in early-career veterinarians.

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Improved mental health, social support, and time outdoors are associated with higher emotional intelligence in early-career veterinarians: a longitudinal study.

TKTipsarp KittisiamUniversity of Guelph CRCaroline RitterUniversity of Prince Edward Island EMEmily MorabitoUniversity of Prince Edward Island

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The aim is to explore the association between emotional intelligence and factors like mental health and outdoor activities in early-career veterinarians.
Longitudinal study design
Assessment of emotional intelligence and mental health
Evaluation of social support and outdoor activities
Focus on early-career veterinarians
Higher emotional intelligence reported among those with improved mental health
Social support significantly correlated with emotional intelligence
Access to outdoor activities linked to emotional intelligence enhancement

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As EI is a skill that can be developed and that has myriad benefits, these findings support initiation of EI training, emphasizing self-emotional reflection and management of others' emotions as well as supporting the development of meaningful social connections and enabling access to outdoor activities.

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Improved mental health, social support, and time outdoors are associated with higher emotional intelligence in early-career veterinarians: a longitudinal study.

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