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mentorship [men´tor-ship] (pl. men·tor·ship)
a type of preparation for the professional role, in which a mentor works closely with another person to teach, guide, and support; it differs from preceptorship in being more intense and of longer duration.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] At the 21st National ORNAC Conference held in Nfld, two NB RNs were awarded: Medline Mentorship award Bettina (Tina) Kennah, RN, Administrative Director for Surgery with River Valley Health The Medline Canada Mentorship Award was established in collaboration with ORNAC to acknowledge the significant role mentorship plays in the perioperative nursing environment.
An Aboriginal youth soccer mentorship program wrapped up in the nation's capital in mid-August with a game and a banquet.
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