Palliative Care requires multidisciplinary teamwork to achieve its patient specific objectives.
Success of this approach pivots on nurturing effective interprofessional relationships through …

Abstract Objective: Key to effective Palliative Care is interdisciplinary collaboration and
holistic support of members of the multidisciplinary team. Mentoring is increasingly seen as …

1.1 Background Mentoring has been shown to improve resilience, sense of well-being,
reduce staff turnover and to render psycho-emotional support in clinical medicine in general …

Interprofessional mentoring in palliative care sees different members of the interprofessional
team providing holistic, personalised andlongitudinal mentoring support, skills training and …

Provision of end of life care and coping with the emotional and existential distress
engendered by palliative care demands the provision of holistic support and training for …

Background: Growing concerns over ethical issues in mentoring in medicine and surgery
have hindered efforts to reinitiate mentoring for Palliative Care (PC) physicians following the …

Background: Mentoring by an experienced practitioner enhances professional well-being,
promotes resilience, and provides a means of addressing poor job satisfaction and high …

Mentoring has an essential role in Palliative Medicine education. However, extent literature
in mentoring in medicine and a lack of studies into mentoring in Palliative Medicine …

Background: Mentorship is considered central to physician success, and yet relatively few
physicians report having formal mentors. Ever-increasing demands on physician time as …

Background Mentoring nurtures a mentee's personal and professional development. Yet
conflation of mentoring approaches and a failure to contend with mentoring's nature makes it …