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    • Mindfulness Interventions

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    • Veterinary students face significant psychological distress, including anxiety, stress, and depression.
    • The demands of veterinary training can lead to negative personal and professional consequences.
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    Purpose of the Study:

    • To design and deliver a tailored MBI to third-year veterinary students.
    • To explore the challenges and experiences of implementing an MBI within a veterinary curriculum.
    • To gather feedback for refining future MBI delivery in veterinary education.

    Main Methods:

    • A bespoke mindfulness-based intervention was developed and delivered to veterinary students.
    • Qualitative feedback was collected from participants through focus groups.
    • Thematic analysis was used to analyze participant experiences and reflections.

    Main Results:

    • Student experiences and outcomes with the MBI were positive.
    • Thematic analysis revealed key insights into student engagement and perceived benefits.
    • Implementation of the MBI into the existing curriculum was identified as challenging.

    Conclusions:

    • Mindfulness-based interventions can be beneficial for veterinary students' well-being.
    • Integrating MBIs into veterinary curricula requires addressing specific implementation challenges.
    • This study provides recommendations for the successful future integration and delivery of MBIs in veterinary programs.