Mentorship is a key element of professional life, underpinning student development and
supporting qualified staff as they advance their own clinical and professional practice …

Background: The role of a paramedic is often challenging, dynamic and stressful, with the
nature of the work exposing individuals to varying degrees of psychological trauma. These …

Background‐The rapid ascension of paramedic science within higher education is creating
a significant culture change within the profession. Clinicians are now accountable for both …

Mentorship is currently a much used, and abused, term within nursing. This study explores
some implications, burdens and benefits created through mentorship. Discussion is focused …

This final article in the series of mentorship for paramedic practice concludes with the
identification and management of the struggling or failing student. Although fortunately a …

Aim. This paper explores the role of the mentor in contemporary nursing practice in the UK. It
presents findings from a recent study which investigated the impact of a locality‐based …

In the second of a series of four articles on mentorship for paramedic practice, this article
focuses on the aspect of the assessment of competence and how these relate to everyday …

The authors have collaborated to produce this article bringing together more than 60years of
combined experience of paramedic practice, education and management. All maintain their …

The relatively quick evolution of paramedicine and the inevitable 'growing pains' associated
with an evolving profession has seen mentoring and the role of the mentor become clouded …

Mentoring in Nursing and Healthcare: Supporting career and personal development is an
innovative look into mentoring within nursing, and its implications for career success. It …