2018Nursing & Care Open Access JournalOpen access

Improving Mentoring Through a Blend of Novice and Peer, Near Peer and Group Mentoring: A Commentary

Quek Qian Min Simone

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Abstract

Initiative (PMI) run by the Division of Palliative Medicine at the National Cancer Centre Singapore offers a potential solution for this problem.Here novice mentoring is coupled with near peer and peer mentoring to provide timely mentoring support (Figure 1).

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Initiative (PMI) run by the Division of Palliative Medicine at the National Cancer Centre Singapore offers a potential solution for this problem.Here novice mentoring is coupled with near peer and peer mentoring to provide timely mentoring support (Figure 1).

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Initiative (PMI) run by the Division of Palliative Medicine at the National Cancer Centre Singapore offers a potential solution for this problem.Here novice mentoring is coupled with near peer and peer mentoring to provide timely mentoring support (Figure 1).

Key concepts: Peer mentoring, Peer group, Group (periodic table), Psychology, Medical education, Peer review, Peer feedback, Pedagogy

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