Professional development through mentoring: Final evaluation of the pilot mentoring programme of the European society of radiotherapy and oncology

A large body of literature exists on the importance of mentoring in healthcare. It is increasingly recognized as a bidirectional process where both mentors and mentees benefit. Benefits for the mentees include increased self-efficacy, job satisfaction and productivity at work, while mentors can benefit through personal fulfilment, and the development of leadership and coaching skills [1]. These advantages are also pertinent for radiation oncology (RO). While mentorship appears to be exceptionally valuable also in RO, it remains understudied [2 –4].

Source: Radiotherapy and Oncology - March 14, 2024 Category: Radiology Authors: Steven F. Petit, Daniel Portik, Azadeh Abravan, Jenny Bertholet, Dylan Callens, Ludwig Dubois, Pierfrancesco Franco, Morten Horsholt Kristensen, Pierre Montay-Gruel, Daan Nevens, Sophie Perryck, Kathrine R øe Redalen, Bartłomiej Tomasik, Amanda Webster, Tags: Short Communication Source Type: research