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A mentoring relationship: two viewpoints.

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A mentoring relationship can be a dynamic process for both participants, one filled with increased self-awareness, commitment, and mutual respect. The time spent with a mentor guides the transition of theory into practice while clearly expressing the humanistic and caring qualities of the nurse administrator.

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N R Hagenow, M A McCrea. 1994. A mentoring relationship: two viewpoints.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7800297/

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