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CDP-CDP Mentorship Guidelines
CDP-CDP Mentorship Guidelines
Date: 10/06/2022
Authors: Edel Burton, Márcia Carvalho, Pauline Dunne, Irene Gibson, Clair Haseldine, Eanna Kenny
Background: The Collaborative Doctoral Programme in Chronic Disease Prevention (CDP-CDP) aims to train graduates who are future national and international leaders in evidence-based chronic disease prevention research, research implementation, and policy development. Each PhD trainee will be supported by their supervisory team to select an independent mentor from outside of their supervisory team. This person will support the trainee with career development.
Overview of the Guidelines: These guidelines are intended to act as a support to setting expectations when establishing a mentoring relationship.
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