The World Health Organization (WHO) launched a new mentoring program in September to support nurses in their transition from education to independent clinical practice. Slovenia actively participated in the development of the program. The program provides practical tools for quality mentoring, professional development, and more successful integration of new employees into the healthcare environment. The new mentoring program (WHO/Europe – presen…
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The World Health Organization (WHO) launched a new mentoring program in September to support nurses in their transition from education to independent clinical practice. Slovenia actively participated in the development of the program. The program provides practical tools for quality mentoring, professional development, and more successful integration of new employees into the healthcare environment. The new mentoring program (WHO/Europe – presen…