Success. Job satisfaction. Leadership. How are these developed and nurtured in a nursing career? Can mentors make a difference? They can and do, according to this book---edited by two pioneering researchers in the field of nursing mentorship. Here they explore the conceptual and practical aspects of mentorship and what it means in nursing. They are joined by more than a hundred nurses, including nurse leaders such as Beverly Malone, Marla Salmon, and Joyce Fitzpatrick, who contribute stories, essays, and personal reflections on mentorship. Their voices, in addition to the editor's research,…mehr
Success. Job satisfaction. Leadership. How are these developed and nurtured in a nursing career? Can mentors make a difference? They can and do, according to this book---edited by two pioneering researchers in the field of nursing mentorship. Here they explore the conceptual and practical aspects of mentorship and what it means in nursing. They are joined by more than a hundred nurses, including nurse leaders such as Beverly Malone, Marla Salmon, and Joyce Fitzpatrick, who contribute stories, essays, and personal reflections on mentorship. Their voices, in addition to the editor's research, suggest that nurses are inventing a new, evolving, and very meaningful paradigm, which reaps mentorship's classic benefits: career success and advancement personal and professional satisfaction, enhanced self-esteem and confidence, preparation for leadership roles and succession, and strengthening of the profession. The book describes the dynamics of both informal mentor relationships and structured mentorship programs, such as those used in schools of nursing to help disadvantaged students. In addition to looking at education, the book describes how mentorship plays a role in the practice setting, in professional organizations, and with peers and groups, and how it promotes international and cross-cultural understanding.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
PART I: The Mentor Connection 1. Mentorship and Nursing 2. Mentoring for Career and Self-Development Mentor Remembered, Anonymous Mentoring for Succession, Margery Adams and Edward Beard, Jr. Reflections on Mentoring and Networks, Geraldine Felton 3. Women Mentoring Women: Nurse to Nurse My Story about Women's and Nurses' Mentor Relationships, Caroline M. Wright PART II: Perspectives on Mentorship 4. Living the Mentor Connection: Personal Reflections and Stories Mentoring: A Song of Power, Beverly Malone Interview of a Teacher-Mentor and Student-Protégé: Jane K. Bruker and Melissa L. Charlie Mentorship: A Personal Perspective, Marla E. Salmon On Mentoring: A Skeptic's View, Barbara Stevens Barnum A Memorable Mentorship, Virginia Trotter Betts Tapping into Uncommon Wisdom through Mentorship, JoEllen Koerner A Leader's Mentors, Clara L. Adams-Ender Mentoring: An Interactive Process, Ruth Watson Lubic Full Circle: Peer Mentorship, Caroline Erni and Susanne Greenblatt The Privilege and Responsibility of Mentoring, Hattie Bessent Mentoring and Nursing's Relational Capacities, Julie MacDonald 5. Mentoring Behaviors versus Mentoring Relationships: A Dissenter's Perspective, Sandra K. Hanneman PART III: The Process Of Mentorship 6. Negotiating the Mentor Relationship The "Unintentional" Mentor, Marty A. Cooke Mentorship in a Magnet Nursing Department, Toni Fiore and Laura Cima PART IV: Contexts For Mentoring 7. Mentoring in the Academic Setting Mentoring a Student--Growing a Leader, Cynthia J. Rich Schmus The Mentor Connection for Student Leaders, Robert V. Piemonte Mentoring Graduate Nursing Students in Home Health Nursing, Felicitas A. dela Cruz, Lyvia M. Villegas, and Angeline M. Jacobs Group as Mentor: Creating Academic Communities of Scholarly Caring, Kathleen T. Heinrich My Mentor, Dianna P. Ross My Role as Mentor, Ventryce Thomas The Mentor Program, Lucia M. Rusty Caring for Each Other: The Student and Alumni Mentor Connection, Penny Bamford, Russell Hullstrung, and Mary Plitsas A Model for Mentoring Junior Nursing Faculty, Regina M. Sallee Williams Reflections of Mentors: Nurse Leaders in Academe, Mary Boose Walker 8. Mentoring in the Practice Setting The Head Nurse, Mentorship, Leadership, and Change, Jane O'Malley 9. Mentoring for Scholarship and Research Development Mentors and Advances in Nursing Science, Jacqueline Fawcett and Ruth McCorkle, A Mentoring Circle: Facilitating Nursing Research with Staff Nurses, Savina Schoenhofer and Mariamma Pyngolil 10. Group and Collective Mentorship Community and Health Professional Mentor Relationships, Patricia Castiglia The Good Ol' Girls and Collective Mentoring, Judith Kline Leavitt and Diana J. Mason Executive Development and Mentorship, Rachel Z. Booth, Geraldine (Polly) Bednash, and Michelle F. Pratt Creating a Legacy of Leadership in the South, Jean A. Kelley and Eula Aiken PART V: Expanding the Mentor Connection 11. Global and Cross-Cultural Mentoring: Voices from the Field Mentoring for International Educational Program Development, Joyce J. Fitzpatrick Global Mentoring: A Collaborative Process, Carol Picard The Hunter-Shanghai Project: An International Cross-Cultural Experience in Research Mentorship, Evelynn C. Gioiella, Janet N. Natapoff, and Mary Anne N. McDermott The New Zealand Midwifery Mentor Partnership, Karen Guilliland The Philippine Nurses' Network, Marie F. Santiago Mentoring Experiences at the Academy for Nursing Studies in India, M. Prakasamma A Study of Mentoring and Career Development of Directors of Nursing in South Australia, Grant Sharples Mentorship in Italy, Renzo Zanotti A Russian-American Tale of Mentoring, Irina Ivancovich Epilogue References and Bibliography Index
PART I: The Mentor Connection 1. Mentorship and Nursing 2. Mentoring for Career and Self-Development Mentor Remembered, Anonymous Mentoring for Succession, Margery Adams and Edward Beard, Jr. Reflections on Mentoring and Networks, Geraldine Felton 3. Women Mentoring Women: Nurse to Nurse My Story about Women's and Nurses' Mentor Relationships, Caroline M. Wright PART II: Perspectives on Mentorship 4. Living the Mentor Connection: Personal Reflections and Stories Mentoring: A Song of Power, Beverly Malone Interview of a Teacher-Mentor and Student-Protégé: Jane K. Bruker and Melissa L. Charlie Mentorship: A Personal Perspective, Marla E. Salmon On Mentoring: A Skeptic's View, Barbara Stevens Barnum A Memorable Mentorship, Virginia Trotter Betts Tapping into Uncommon Wisdom through Mentorship, JoEllen Koerner A Leader's Mentors, Clara L. Adams-Ender Mentoring: An Interactive Process, Ruth Watson Lubic Full Circle: Peer Mentorship, Caroline Erni and Susanne Greenblatt The Privilege and Responsibility of Mentoring, Hattie Bessent Mentoring and Nursing's Relational Capacities, Julie MacDonald 5. Mentoring Behaviors versus Mentoring Relationships: A Dissenter's Perspective, Sandra K. Hanneman PART III: The Process Of Mentorship 6. Negotiating the Mentor Relationship The "Unintentional" Mentor, Marty A. Cooke Mentorship in a Magnet Nursing Department, Toni Fiore and Laura Cima PART IV: Contexts For Mentoring 7. Mentoring in the Academic Setting Mentoring a Student--Growing a Leader, Cynthia J. Rich Schmus The Mentor Connection for Student Leaders, Robert V. Piemonte Mentoring Graduate Nursing Students in Home Health Nursing, Felicitas A. dela Cruz, Lyvia M. Villegas, and Angeline M. Jacobs Group as Mentor: Creating Academic Communities of Scholarly Caring, Kathleen T. Heinrich My Mentor, Dianna P. Ross My Role as Mentor, Ventryce Thomas The Mentor Program, Lucia M. Rusty Caring for Each Other: The Student and Alumni Mentor Connection, Penny Bamford, Russell Hullstrung, and Mary Plitsas A Model for Mentoring Junior Nursing Faculty, Regina M. Sallee Williams Reflections of Mentors: Nurse Leaders in Academe, Mary Boose Walker 8. Mentoring in the Practice Setting The Head Nurse, Mentorship, Leadership, and Change, Jane O'Malley 9. Mentoring for Scholarship and Research Development Mentors and Advances in Nursing Science, Jacqueline Fawcett and Ruth McCorkle, A Mentoring Circle: Facilitating Nursing Research with Staff Nurses, Savina Schoenhofer and Mariamma Pyngolil 10. Group and Collective Mentorship Community and Health Professional Mentor Relationships, Patricia Castiglia The Good Ol' Girls and Collective Mentoring, Judith Kline Leavitt and Diana J. Mason Executive Development and Mentorship, Rachel Z. Booth, Geraldine (Polly) Bednash, and Michelle F. Pratt Creating a Legacy of Leadership in the South, Jean A. Kelley and Eula Aiken PART V: Expanding the Mentor Connection 11. Global and Cross-Cultural Mentoring: Voices from the Field Mentoring for International Educational Program Development, Joyce J. Fitzpatrick Global Mentoring: A Collaborative Process, Carol Picard The Hunter-Shanghai Project: An International Cross-Cultural Experience in Research Mentorship, Evelynn C. Gioiella, Janet N. Natapoff, and Mary Anne N. McDermott The New Zealand Midwifery Mentor Partnership, Karen Guilliland The Philippine Nurses' Network, Marie F. Santiago Mentoring Experiences at the Academy for Nursing Studies in India, M. Prakasamma A Study of Mentoring and Career Development of Directors of Nursing in South Australia, Grant Sharples Mentorship in Italy, Renzo Zanotti A Russian-American Tale of Mentoring, Irina Ivancovich Epilogue References and Bibliography Index
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