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pubmed-article:21149838pubmed:abstractTextMentoring programs in nutrition are essential to the survival of clinical nutrition as we know it today. The best method known to maintain an influx of talent to a discipline is by developing an active mentoring program. This paper describes 1 concept for development of a viable mentor program. Mentoring should be flexible and based on mentees' training background. Realistic goals should be set, with written and verbal feedback, to sustain a successful program. Programs should incorporate the Socratic Method whenever possible. Factors that leave doubt about the survival of nutrition as a viable area of focus for physicians include the inability to generate adequate funds to support oneself and limited numbers of mentors available with dedicated time to be a mentor. A healthy, sustainable mentoring program in clinical nutrition will ensure survival of physician-based nutrition programs.lld:pubmed
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pubmed-article:21149838pubmed:articleTitleDeveloping a mentoring program in clinical nutrition.lld:pubmed
pubmed-article:21149838pubmed:affiliationDepartment of Surgery, Oregon Health and Science University, 3181 SW Sam Jackson Park Road, Portland,OR 97239, USA. martindr@ohsu.edulld:pubmed
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