Mentorship and professional role development in undergraduate nursing education.
Mentoring is a positive method for promoting professional development; however, there is little information in the literature addressing the use of mentoring with baccalaureate nursing students. Because professional socialization is a critical component of baccalaureate nursing education, mentoring would be an optimal methodology. The authors describe how a mentorship program combined with a professional role development course was integrated into a BSN nursing program. The evolution of the faculty-student mentorship program and the professional role development course is presented.[1]References
- Mentorship and professional role development in undergraduate nursing education. Ryan, D., Brewer, K. Nurse educator. (1997) [Pubmed]
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