THE ROLE OF MENTORING IN THE MEDICAL EDUCATION SYSTEM
Abstract
Ne of the urgent problems currently faced by the domestic health system that is providing staff with the necessary level of professional competence, including knowledge and skills in the field of medical care. As one of the key tasks is development of complex measures to improve clinical training of health personnel through the introduction of mentoring. In this review, the role of the mentor in medical education as a way of forming the future specialists of clinical thinking and practical skills.
About the Authors
G. Zh. Mershenova
Karaganda state medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
B. N. Mirzayeva
Karaganda state medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
N. B. Myrzashova
Karaganda state medical university
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan
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Mershenova G.Zh., Mirzayeva B.N., Myrzashova N.B. THE ROLE OF MENTORING IN THE MEDICAL EDUCATION SYSTEM. Medicine and ecology. 2018;(1):145-148. (In Russ.)
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