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1R Ackroyd, Calderdale and Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust, Calderdale Royal Hospital, Salterhebble, Halifax HX3 0PW, UK. Email jeena.ackroyd@cht.nhs.uk.
Abstract:
There is increasing evidence of the benefits of having a mentor during the early years as a consultant. Mentoring encourages and provides support to an individual in their professional development. Although there are different forms of mentoring there is recognition that developing a formal mentoring scheme can provide a consistent approach and support within a framework. The Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh has introduced a mentoring scheme for new consultants that provides a forum for supporting them in their ongoing professional wellbeing. There is potential that the process of mentoring can improve an individual's development, and motivate and encourage them to develop the skills needed to achieve their goals, thus having an impact on ultimately improving their ability to deliver an effective patient-centred service.
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