Revalidation helped me to reflect on my ability to act as a catalyst
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Revalidation helped me to reflect on my ability to act as a catalyst

Tonks Fawcett
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Feedback from a student reminded University of Edinburgh professor Tonks Fawcett of the importance of mentoring in many aspects of her job

When completing my first revalidation with the Nursing and Midwifery Council, I was keen to include practice-related feedback on my role as a mentor. A career in education means I have taken the role of mentor in many guises. I greatly value it and have also come to realise how much it is valued by the person being mentored.

Nursing Standard. 32, 16-19, 65-65. doi: 10.7748/ns.32.16.65.s39

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13 December 2017 / Vol 32 issue 16-19

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