2015
DOI: 10.1080/17441692.2014.1001766
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E-mentoring for violence and injury prevention: Early lessons from a global programme

Abstract: To address the growing burden of violence and injuries, especially in low- and middle-income countries, in 2007 the World Health Organization launched MENTOR-VIP, a global violence and injury prevention (VIP)-mentoring programme. The programme aims to develop human resource capacity through 12-month mentoring arrangements between individual VIP experts (mentors) and less-experienced injury practitioners (mentees). In this paper, we review the first five years of the programme (2007-2011) using a systems analys… Show more

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“…The jointly defined collaborative work plans have covered a range of topics and have allowed projects to be brought to fruition with a substantial degree of skills building and bidirectional learning. Evaluations carried out as part of the programme5 reveal a high degree of satisfaction and sense of accomplishment from participating in the programme, both from mentors and mentees.…”
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“…The jointly defined collaborative work plans have covered a range of topics and have allowed projects to be brought to fruition with a substantial degree of skills building and bidirectional learning. Evaluations carried out as part of the programme5 reveal a high degree of satisfaction and sense of accomplishment from participating in the programme, both from mentors and mentees.…”
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“…In both cases, SWOT is utilized to point to strategic directions, after the assessment of a case. Wadhwaniya et al (2015) utilize SWOT in tandem with systems' analysis for the assessment of a World Health Organization program with respect to global violence and injury prevention. Nicolopoulou-Stamati et al (2015) provide an environmental health assessment with SWOT analysis that helps point to the importance of tacit knowledge within training processes.…”
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confidence: 99%