Transforming Emergency Medicine Mentorship: A Skill-Building Curriculum to Optimize Mentee Growth and Development
Leah Reznick、Nicole A. Steckler · Journal of Education and Teaching in Emergency Medicine · 2026-10-31
介绍面向急诊医学师资的导师制技能培训课程的设计与实施。
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研究信息
- 期刊 / 来源
- Journal of Education and Teaching in Emergency Medicine
- 发表日期
- 2026-10-31
- 文献库
- OpenAlex
- 作者
- Leah Reznick, Nicole A. Steckler
- DOI
- 10.5070/m5.52383
英文原文摘要全文
Audience and type of curriculum: This mentorship training curriculum is designed for faculty seeking to improve mentoring skills in an academic health system setting. The curriculum offers interactive small-group skill practice supported by brief didactic lectures, paired peer mentoring, and large group reflections. Length of curriculum: The curriculum is designed as three one-hour interactive workshops to be delivered over three to six months to allow for spaced skill practice in between sessions. Introduction/Background: This mentorship training curriculum addresses critical gaps in mentorsh
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