Abstract
The authors address the elements and dynamics involved in the life cycle of mentoring relationships applicable to psychiatry, including a proposed model for explicating the developmental stages experienced by participants in the process. They provide a review of the mentoring literature for use in psychiatric education, research, and practice and offer various perspectives, describing skills for mentors, skills for protégés, the dynamics of the mentoring relationship, benefits and barriers, and issues related to gender, race, and culture.Preview Only. This article cannot be rented because we do not currently have permission from the publisher.
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