The Importance Of Mentoring In Nursing

Politically speaking, mentoring truly matters in nursing because the relationship that is created between the new graduates with their mentors provides positive feedback and is indeed a great investment in the health care. On the long run, confident nurses improve the overall health outcome of the system as a whole as well as patients' health, which naturally leads to reduction of fiscal spending on patient's readmission into hospitals and less occurrence of medical errors.
A mentor possesses many great qualities. As an EMT, I'm the mentor and the trainer to all of the new EMTs hired in my company. I was given the privilege to guide all the newcomers because of the qualities that I possess. In order to efficiently train the new comers, I must