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¹Author Affiliation: Professor of Nursing, Graduate Nursing, Salem State University, Salem, Massachusetts.

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Nursing Education
Workforce Diversity
Mentorship Strategies

Background:

Nurse educators face challenges in preparing diverse students with varying sociocultural and generational backgrounds.
Historically disenfranchised students experience a persistent decline in completing nursing programs, potentially due to diversity-related divides.
Reverse mentoring, a novel adaptation of traditional mentoring, reverses roles to potentially mitigate intergenerational and diverse misconceptions.

Approach:

A literature review was conducted to explore existing research on reverse mentoring within nursing education.
The review identified a scarcity of articles specifically addressing reverse mentoring in this academic context.

Key Points:

Reverse mentoring has proven successful in various corporate settings (e.g., Fortune 500 companies).
This success suggests potential applicability and promise for reverse mentoring within nursing education.
Exploring reverse mentoring can uncover strategies to clarify and reduce biases and barriers in nursing education.

Conclusions:

Integrating strategies that embrace diversity, reduce bias, and remove learning barriers is crucial for preparing a diverse nursing workforce.
Reverse mentoring presents a viable strategy to enhance inclusivity and support diverse learners in nursing programs.
Further exploration of reverse mentoring in nursing education is recommended to develop effective implementation methods.