Mentoring, Preceptorship and Clinical Supervision

Alison Morton-Cooper has had many years of experience in the field of health care, in health services journalism, as a health educator and latterly as a senior nurse and lecturer in continuing professional education. Her MEd and PhD in Continuing Education from the University of Warwick, England, led to substantive research as to the ways health professionals learn best from practice. Last but not least, she is the mother of a teenage son diagnosed as having high functioning autism, and she is an experienced advocate for families affected by autism.Anne Palmer, Freelance Education Consultant at the Centre for Higher Education Studies, University of London, UK.

REVIEW OF THE FIRST EDITION"All you ever wanted to know about mentoring and preceptorship but were afraid to ask!""The readable, common sense approach, coupled with clever interweaving of relevant literature, makes it an equally valuable text for ward area, college library and individual purchase"—Journal of Inter professional CareREVIEWS OF THE SECOND EDITION:"Most wards should carry a copy, and all libraries. This is a good-value book that relates well to clinical practice."—Professional Nurse"This is a welcome second edition of a valuable resource book for those involved in support roles in clinical practice, including practitioners, managers and educationalists."—Journal of Nursing Management

• Foreword by Professor Malcolm TightPrefaceAcknowledgementsThe context of health care workMentoring in actionBecoming accountable: preceptorship in clinical practiceClinical supervision: making the connectionsProviding a professional support frameworkPostscript by Brigid ProcterIndex