A Model of Caring Mentorship for Nursing

Mary Ellen Seymour

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Mentoring and Academic Development Nursing education and management Healthcare Education and Workforce Issues

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In Brief Mentoring is a multidimensional relationship that energizes personal and professional growth. This article explores the concept of mentoring in nursing and presents a mentorship model based on a caring philosophy. The RN-student nurse mentoring program cited is the result of a collaborative commitment between a community hospital and two colleges. Discussed are the experience, process, insights, and impact of the program as a retention and professional development tool. This article explores the concept of mentoring in nursing and presents a mentorship model based on a caring philosophy.

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