The Royal Thai Army Nursing College Mentorship Potential Promoting for Nurse Mentor
Keywords:
Potential Promoting, Mentorship instruction, Nurse MentorAbstract
Nurse mentors are important in practical section of nursing students courses that help nursing student to gain knowledge, practice nursing skill and have a good attitude. Thus, the nurse mentor have to be intellectual and have potentiality in nursing skills, nursing instruction, good role model, adequate counseling skills, supportive-promotive skills and nursing practical evaluation. This article is indicated about emphasis of mentorship potential promoting for nurse mentors and perform roles of nurse mentors, in order to guide for improving mentorship potentiality that lead to the efficient nurse mentors.
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