Equitable access to mentorship.

<div><p>Mentorship plays a critical role in promoting career development and generating impactful research and programs, yet it is typically considered an altruistic endeavor and a luxury. Mentorship programs are largely unfunded and unsupported, particularly in the Global South. However...

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Main Author:	Jessica E. Haberer (6945686) (author)
Other Authors:	Pauline Byakika-Kibwika (776869) (author), Monica Gandhi (507425) (author), Elizabeth A. Bukusi (7456181) (author), Moses Kamya (10698) (author), Yap Boum II (8842928) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Science Policy Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified simultaneously promoting equity profound downstream effects power dynamics inherent increase traditional metrics generating impactful research digital platforms like core performance indicator becoming increasingly available describe increasing access mentorship &# 8212 promoting career development impact &# 8212 global health given mentor training programs implement mentorship programs career development global health supports mentor describe mechanisms mentorship programs global south programs disconnected making mentorship elevating mentorship typically considered true impact program milestones mentee matches many settings largely unfunded high need enabling institutions current focus cultural complexities critical role altruistic endeavor
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Equitable access to mentorship.

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