Mentoring has historically been common among men. Recently, however, mentoring has
emerged as a popular concept in nursing and more and more references in the nursing …

Aim To identify and synthesize the best available evidence on nurse mentors' experiences of
their competence in mentoring nursing students during clinical practice. Design The …

Given the nursing faculty shortage, innovative strategies are needed to attract and retain
talented individuals in the academic setting. Mentoring programs have a positive effect on …

The impact of decreasing faculty numbers on the nursing shortage has been well
documented. Mentoring is recognized as the most significant way to grow and nurture nurse …

There are dwindling numbers of nurses in the professoriate due to large numbers of faculty
retiring and retiring at a younger age, burnout, and an increasing array of options available …

This article focuses on mentorship. There is an important professional expectation of
registered nurses and midwives to mentor pre-registration nursing students in clinical …

Mentoring has its origins in Greek mythology with Athena, the Goddess of Wisdom.
Disguised as a man and calling herself Mentor, Athena became surrogate parent to …

Purpose: To explore how mentoring can be used to build research competence in nursing in
various professional and geographic settings. Organizing construct: The traditional concept …

Mentoring in nursing traditionally occurs at the master's or doctoral level, but the mutual
career enhancement gained by such an alliance can be experienced at all stages of a …

The mentoring relationship has been described as an invaluable learning activity for
beginners as well as experienced practitioners such as teachers, administrators, nurses …