WHAT TO DO ABOUT TOXIC MENTORS
Nurse EducatorPublished 1 March 1986
Lu Ann W. Darling
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Abstract
Recognizing the increasing importance of mentoring in helping professional nurses adapt to and function effectively in this vastly changed health care world, Dr. Darling presents her unique experiences and views on various aspects of mentoring. This series of articles will give you insight into your mentoring patterns as well as information to help students in this critical area of professional growth and development. If you would like to respond to an article, write to Dr. Darling in care of Nurse Educator, 201 Daniel Webster Highway South, Suite 4, Nashua, NH 03060.
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