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October 23, 2025International Nursing ReviewOpen Access

Sustaining Success: The Evolving Impact of a Global Leadership Mentoring Programme

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ERElizabeth RosserBournemouth University KRKylie RussellThe University of Notre Dame Australia YNYeow Chye NgHuntsville Hospital

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Survey results show improvements in cultural competence and global leadership among nurse leaders, suggesting mentorship strengthens professional networks.

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Cultural competence improved significantly among participants in the global leadership programme, enhancing their effectiveness.
Pre- and post-survey analyses revealed the positive impact of structured mentorship on nurse leadership development in diverse contexts.
Thematic analysis identified key themes of commitment, confidence, and cultural understanding in mentoring relationships among nurse leaders.
Strengthening of global nurse leadership highlights the need for policy support in mentoring initiatives to advance patient care standards.

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Rosser et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68f9d6583f378872224924d2 https://doi.org/10.1111/inr.70121

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Survey results show improvements in cultural competence and global leadership among nurse leaders, suggesting mentorship strengthens professional networks.

Sustaining Success: The Evolving Impact of a Global Leadership Mentoring Programme

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Sustaining Success: The Evolving Impact of a Global Leadership Mentoring Programme

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Key Points

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