Harnessing marginal gains for smarter working

Within the busy veterinary practice, the thought of making change can seem overwhelming. The marginal gains theory is concerned with small incremental changes which, when added together, make a significant improvement. In this article we explore the application of marginal gains in the veterinary world. By focusing on how we can make small, consistent improvements in practice, change is not only possible, but practical too.

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In Practice
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2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/inpr.471
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Regional Development and Policy
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Harnessing marginal gains for smarter working

Helen Silver‐MacMahon
In Practice
Regional Development and Policy
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Harnessing marginal gains for smarter working

Helen Silver‐MacMahon
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Abstract

Within the busy veterinary practice, the thought of making change can seem overwhelming. The marginal gains theory is concerned with small incremental changes which, when added together, make a significant improvement. In this article we explore the application of marginal gains in the veterinary world. By focusing on how we can make small, consistent improvements in practice, change is not only possible, but practical too.

In PracticeVol. 46(7)
Openalex Percentile: Top 77%
Regional Development and Policy
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