Mentoring in Nursing Peter Groves

Mentoring in Nursing Peter GrovesThis book successfully combines scholarly work with practical, easy to understand advice that has appeal even beyond nursing and healthcare. It provides a view of mentoring that is much deeper than most readers would expect. The connection the author makes between empowering mentors and mentees and successful organizations provides readers with a sense of hope for improvement and change in the workplace environment. Bravo!" Doody's Medical Reviews

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Additional resources for more in-depth study are also included throughout the book

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The best option for this is a project called the International Linear Collider

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