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Mentorship in medical education: reflections on the importance of both unofficial and official mentorship programs [PDF]
Mentorship, consisting of its official and unofficial forms, transforms medical trainees into competent and well-rounded physicians. In this commentary, we reflected on existing mentorship programs at the McMaster School of Medicine, highlighted lessons ...
Jonathan Wu, Andrew Toyin Olagunju
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Introduction Research mentorship is critical for advancing science, but there are few practical strategies for cultivating mentorship in health research resource-limited settings.
Juliet Iwelunmor +16 more
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Exploring nurses’ experiences and perceptions of mentorship programs in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia: an interpretive phenomenological analysis [PDF]
Background Mentorship programs have emerged as critical interventions to support and retain nursing staff within complex healthcare environments. Although mentorship benefits are well documented globally, there remains limited qualitative evidence on how
Waleed M. Alshehri +1 more
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This paper offers guidance for policymakers and institutions keen on embracing Open Educational Practices within their mentorship strategies, advocating for co-creation and collaboration as foundational principles, to promote a wide range of open ...
Javiera Atenas +2 more
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Effective Mentorship of Women and Underrepresented Minorities in Orthopaedic Surgery
Background:. Orthopaedic surgery is currently the least diverse medical specialty, and there is little research on the mentorship needs for women and underrepresented minorities (URMs) in orthopaedics.
Sara R. Winfrey, BA +4 more
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Near-peer mentorship for newly qualified doctors; what are the benefits, and what methods can be used to overcome the pitfalls? [PDF]
Introduction Access to mentorship is frequently cited as a priority for doctors, however formal mentorship programmes throughout training are lacking for residents. Near-peer mentorship is a faculty-light option to potentially bridge this mentorship gap,
Patrick McGown +2 more
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Intercultural competence outcomes of a STEM living–learning community
Background Living–learning communities and global or diversity learning experiences have been identified as educational practices which often have a “high impact” on student success, as well as providing interpersonal competencies that are greatly valued
Laura Starr, Katherine Yngve, Lan Jin
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Mentorship Programs in Residency: A Scoping Review.
Background Mentorship during residency training is correlated with improved outcomes. Many residency programs have implemented formal mentorship programs; however, reported data for these programs have not been previously synthesized.
M. Joe +7 more
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Supporting early-career women researchers: lessons from a global mentorship programme
Mentorship is an important contributor to strengthening research capacity among health researchers. Formal mentorship programmes, targeting women mentees can help mitigate some of the gendered power dynamics and can also help early career researchers ...
Vanessa Brizuela +2 more
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Introduction Mentorship is an essential component of research capacity building for young researchers in the health sciences. The mentorship environment in resource-limited settings is gradually improving. This article describes mentees’ experiences in a
Alex R Mremi +11 more
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