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Mentorship programs for novice nurses

Nurse LeaderPublished 1 August 2005
Deborah S. Barton, Marie Gowdy, Barry W. Hawthorne
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TL;DR

A mentor is trusted and respected as a leader in his or her institution for honesty, and this person networks within the com-munity and professional organi-zations.

Abstract

Mentor is defined as a trusted counselor or guide, willing to dedicate his or her career to the advancement of the profession. 1 Shea GF Mentoring. 2nd ed. Crisp Publications, Menlo Park (CA)1997 Google Scholar By using the nursing process, a mentor upholds the values and standards of the hospital organi-zation. He or she exemplifies and promotes lifelong learning and is able to demonstrate excel-lent communication and criti-cal thinking skills. A mentor is trusted and respected as a leader in his or her institution for honesty, and this person networks within the com-munity and professional organi-zations. The mentor nurtures and is empathetic to the needs of others and encourages inde-pendence, maturity, and profes-sional growth. Mentor is defined as a trusted counselor or guide, willing to dedicate his or her career to the advancement of the profession. 1 Shea GF Mentoring. 2nd ed. Crisp Publications, Menlo Park (CA)1997 Google Scholar By using the nursing process, a mentor upholds the values and standards of the hospital organi-zation. He or she exemplifies and promotes lifelong learning and is able to demonstrate excel-lent communication and criti-cal thinking skills. A mentor is trusted and respected as a leader in his or her institution for honesty, and this person networks within the com-munity and professional organi-zations. The mentor nurtures and is empathetic to the needs of others and encourages inde-pendence, maturity, and profes-sional growth.

Keywords

Health ProfessionsNursing