28th International Nursing Research Congress

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Check out these articles by presenters at the 28th International Nursing Research Congress.

Mentoring was a topic explored extensively at the 28th International Nursing Research Congress. Reflections on Nursing Leadership published a series of seven articles authored by conference presenters and linked below.

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Helping educators become teachers through mentoring

By By Alison S. Merrill | 6/5/2019

Clinicians who become educators often feel insecure, frustrated, and isolated.

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From clinician to educator: Supportive mentoring is key

By Lisa Seldomridge and Judith Jarosinski | 11/13/2018

Do you identify with these authors and their stories?

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Helping nurse faculty mentor clinicians for interprofessional engagement

By Mary G. Heitschmidt | 7/18/2017

Engaging educators to mentor clinicians fosters scholarship for both.

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Preparing students for interprofessional collaboration

By Monica Bianchi | 7/13/2017

When tutors mentor students, the learning process deepens.

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Mentoring and being mentored: Both are empowering

By Robin Bartlett | 7/11/2017

The author recalls an “aha” moment that changed her career path forever.

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My journey of mentorship

By Paul D. Schuler | 6/22/2017

In moving from novice to expert, the author didn’t travel alone.

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Helping educators become teachers through mentoring

From clinician to educator: Supportive mentoring is key

Helping nurse faculty mentor clinicians for interprofessional engagement

Preparing students for interprofessional collaboration

Mentoring and being mentored: Both are empowering

My journey of mentorship