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Research output per year
Personal profile
Research interests
Sarah is a Registered Veterinary Nurse, lecturer and Admissions Tutor at the University of Bristol with an interest in research surrounding education, mental health and well-being within the veterinary nursing profession.
She has competed a Masters in Research which focused on job satisfaction of RVNs, the role of RVNs and how education has prepared RVNs for their roles. Sarah also holds an Honours degree in Animal Science from Worcester University. She is currently working on a PhD via publications looking at Porfessional Identity of Veterinary Nurses.
Research Groups and Themes
- Veterinary Education Research Group
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Research output
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Does the level of outdoor access in feline patients (domestic cats) affect stress behaviours presented during hospitalisation?
Vivian, S. R. & Purdy, H., 2 Oct 2025, In: Veterinary Nursing Journal. 40, 5, p. 32-38 7 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article (Academic Journal) › peer-review
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Factors which affect the emergence of professional identity in students from two higher education institutes
Vivian, S. R., Gazey, K. & Broadberry, S., 2025, (Unpublished)Research output: Other contribution
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Factors which affect the emergence of professional identity in veterinary nursing students at two higher education institutes
Vivian, S. R., Gazey, K. & Broadberry, S., 2025, (Unpublished)Research output: Other contribution
Projects
- 1 Finished
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Does Motherhood Need Mitigating? A Collective Examination of Parenting and Academic Practice
Hanna, E. (Co-Principal Investigator), Crane, J. M. (Co-Principal Investigator), Dietzel, A. (Collaborator), King, A. (Collaborator), Pease, A. S. (Collaborator), Angsten Clark, A. K. (Collaborator), Tzemanaki, A. (Collaborator), Boussahel, A. (Collaborator), Collins, B. (Collaborator), Leithall, B. M. (Collaborator), Bryce, C. C. (Collaborator), Hume, C. (Collaborator), Miti, C. (Collaborator), Lloyd, C. E. M. (Collaborator), Haworth , C. M. A. (Collaborator), Hanaway-Oakley, C. (Collaborator), Rycroft, E. K. (Collaborator), Booth, F. (Collaborator), Huxford, G. (Collaborator), Elliott, H. R. (Collaborator), Family, H. E. (Collaborator), Griffiths, H. M. (Collaborator), Streeter, H. (Collaborator), Tretiak, I. (Collaborator), Espey, J. M. (Collaborator), Guthrie , K. (Collaborator), Sedgman, K. (Collaborator), Renaud, L. M. (Collaborator), Harrison, L. J. (Collaborator), Medland, L. (Collaborator), Grant, L. J. (Collaborator), Fannin, M. (Collaborator), Patchett, M. M. (Collaborator), Graffagnino, M. (Collaborator), Ockendon-Powell, N. (Collaborator), Blakey, R. (Collaborator), Flecker, R. M. (Collaborator), Bush, R. A. L. (Collaborator), Fairchild, S. (Collaborator), Vivian, S. R. (Collaborator), Vachhani, S. J. (Collaborator), Lewis, S. L. (Collaborator), Puri, T. K. (Collaborator), Helliwell, T. (Collaborator), Blanco Gutierrez, V. (Collaborator) & Martineau, W. (Collaborator)
1/01/23 → 31/07/23
Project: Research