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L A Darling

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Mentoring needs of dietitians: the mentoring self-management program model.

Twenty-one mentors and 24 mentees participated in a mentoring project in California. The results indicated that the mentoring needs among mentees were related to their career stage. Mentoring relationships were primarily serial rather than ongoing. Because of the present mercurial environment, individuals must plan much of their career development on their own. Recognition of the need for lifelong mentoring and knowledge of current findings can help dietitians move toward managing their own mentoring. We believe that the mentoring self-management program model provides the flexibility and close personal contact dietitians need to develop their fullest professional potential.

Career Choice

Managing staff cutbacks.

This article describes practical steps in managing organizational retrenchment in nursing. The authors examine the following steps in the process: determining the cutback need, figuring the cuts, implementing the cutback plan, managing the feelings of loss, and achieving a new stability.

Bed Occupancy

Mentor matching.

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Administrative Personnel

The physician as a nursing service customer.

One measure of a hospital's market success is bed occupancy. Since physicians admit patients to the hospital, they can rightfully be viewed as hospital customers. As customers, they respond to excellence in customer service. This article describes strategies for dealing with the physician as customer while still preserving the nurse-physician collegial relationship.

Bed Occupancy

Mentor matching.

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Humans