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British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2010 Many clinical teachers and supervisors may be required to act as a mentor for a colleague, either informally or as part of a formal scheme. The skills required of an effective mentor are similar to those of a coach, involving career advice, goal setting and support, and can be learned and applied in a range of work-based situations.
Rebecca, Viney, Judy, McKimm
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Journal of Clinical and Translational Science, 2018 IntroductionResearch shows incentives can motivate faculty to increase their engagement in mentoring, despite a myriad of institutional barriers. One such incentive may be the implementation of a university-wide mentor award program to promote a culture ...
Christine Byks-Jazayeri +3 more
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How Can Ideas from the Existential Approach Enhance Coaching for People with Work-Related Stress? [PDF]
International Journal of Evidence Based Coaching and Mentoring, 2012 Stress remains a significant problem in contemporary society causing people to take sick leave and early retirement. This paper explores how using ideas from the existential approach can enhance coaching for people who experience work-related stress.
Anne Kongsted Krum
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BUILD EXITO: a multi-level intervention to support diversity in health-focused research
BMC Proceedings, 2017 Background and purpose As part of the NIH BUILD initiative to diversify the scientific workforce, the EXITO project is a large multi-institutional effort to provide comprehensive support and training for undergraduates from traditionally underrepresented
Dawn M. Richardson +5 more
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The Inner Game of Coaching [PDF]
International Journal of Evidence Based Coaching and Mentoring, 2009 This study adopts a heuristic phenomenological approach and investigates the occurrence and effects of the Inner Game (Gallwey, 1974) from a coach’s perspective.
Annie Kimblin
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“We Overwhelm Them with Hope”: How Online Mentors Can Support Online Learners
Online Learning, 2021 This survey research study analyzed responses from 143 mentors from around the world participating in a global higher education initiative. Results confirmed the effectiveness of four mentoring domains identified in the literature, reporting the most ...
Camey L. Andersen, Richard E. West
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Mentoring as an Appropriate Strategy for Medical Faculty Member Development in Higher Education: A Systematic Review [PDF]
Journal of Advances in Medical Education and Professionalism, 2023 Introduction: Human resources development, especially faculty members who play a substantial role in education, isof great importance and can lead to enhanced competence and participation of employees in university affairs.
MASOUD ABDOLLAHI +1 more
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KEPUASAN MASYARAKAT TERHADAP KUALITAS PELAYANAN KANTOR PERTANAHAN KABUPATEN INDRAMAYU
Jurnal Ilmu Keluarga dan Konsumen, 2015 Customer satisfaction research is not only carried out by the business sector but also carried out by the government in the framework of public service.
Slamet Riyadi +2 more
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A programme to facilitate mentoring of community service nurses in rural province, South Africa
International Journal of Africa Nursing Sciences, 2022 Background: The gap exists regarding a structured formal programme to facilitate mentoring of newly qualified nurses performing community service. Despite the pronouncement of the need to mentor the Community Service nurses (CSNs), there is paucity ...
S.H. Khunou, M.A. Rakhudu
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Assessing the effects of a mentoring program on professional identity formation
BMC Medical Education, 2023 Background Medical education has enjoyed mixed fortunes nurturing professional identity formation (PIF), or how medical students think, feel and act as physicians.
Lalit Kumar Radha Krishna +20 more
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