Sustaining Success: The Evolving Impact of a Global Leadership Mentoring Programme

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Elizabeth Rosser · Bournemouth University

Kylie Russell · The University of Notre Dame Australia

Yeow Chye Ng · University of Alabama in Huntsville

Tanya F. Lott · Roper St. Francis Healthcare

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Individual mentoring supported by small facilitator groups could be considered as a policy imperative by the International Council of Nurses and National Nursing Councils to encourage wider networking opportunities and learning across different cultures in a secure environment to prepare for leadership on a global stage and enhance care standards.

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Cultural Competency in Health Care Family and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units Global Health Workforce Issues

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Published in: International Nursing Review

Volume 72, Issue 4, pp. e70121-e70121

DOI: 10.1111/inr.70121

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