Mentoring in emergency medicine: The intersection of professional and personal development

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Title:	Mentoring in emergency medicine: The intersection of professional and personal development
Authors:	Hamilton, S. Forbes, J.
Issue Date:	2017
Source:	29, (3), 2017, p. 348-350
Pages:	348-350
Journal:	EMA - Emergency Medicine Australasia
Abstract:	L615898444
DOI:	10.1111/1742-6723.12792
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Keywords:	articleclinical education;emergency medicine;emergency physician;health care delivery;health care personnel management;health care quality;human;knowledge;knowledge transfer;medical profession;mentoring;priority journal;professional development;resource allocation;risk benefit analysis;work environment
Type:	Article
Appears in Sites:	Sunshine Coast HHS Publications

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