Practical and Effective Mentorship Strategies for Caregivers of Children with Chronic Conditions: A Scoping Review

Caregivers of children with chronic conditions face daily challenges and a lower quality of life, which may be improved through peer support. This scoping review explored the literature on formal caregiver-to-caregiver mentorship programs, identifying strategies to inform future programs. Using Arsk...

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Published inInternational journal of environmental research and public health Vol. 22; no. 3; p. 339
Main Authors Duerksen, LaDawn N., Janse van Rensburg, Chloé, Costello, Carrie, Golding, Michael A., Lê, Mê-Linh, Woods, Maya, Kelso, Sarah, Bannister, Lizabeth, Protudjer, Jennifer L. P.
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Abstract Caregivers of children with chronic conditions face daily challenges and a lower quality of life, which may be improved through peer support. This scoping review explored the literature on formal caregiver-to-caregiver mentorship programs, identifying strategies to inform future programs. Using Arskey and O’Malley’s framework, we searched five databases for peer-reviewed literature on caregiver-to-caregiver mentorship programs for adult caregivers caring for children (≤18 years) with chronic conditions. Thematic analysis was performed on relevant articles. Of the 10 064 search hits, 109 were included after full-text screening. Theme 1, “Mentorship adds to medical support”, reflected how mentorship can complement medical care provided by healthcare teams. Theme 2, “Successful mentorship requires the right mentors”, highlighted the qualities of mentors crucial for effective mentorship, mentor-matching practices, and training areas for mentors. Theme 3, “Mentorship programs should balance structure and flexibility”, emphasized the importance of allowing for flexibility to accommodate diverse family needs. Theme 4, “Mentorship programs face common challenges”, summarized the challenges frequently faced when implementing mentorship programs. The study findings suggest that the success of mentorship programs hinge on factors including a flexible program structure, knowledgeable and dedicated mentors, and an infrastructure in place for supporting both the mentors and the financial needs of the program.
AbstractList Caregivers of children with chronic conditions face daily challenges and a lower quality of life, which may be improved through peer support. This scoping review explored the literature on formal caregiver-to-caregiver mentorship programs, identifying strategies to inform future programs. Using Arskey and O'Malley's framework, we searched five databases for peer-reviewed literature on caregiver-to-caregiver mentorship programs for adult caregivers caring for children (≤18 years) with chronic conditions. Thematic analysis was performed on relevant articles. Of the 10 064 search hits, 109 were included after full-text screening. Theme 1, "Mentorship adds to medical support", reflected how mentorship can complement medical care provided by healthcare teams. Theme 2, "Successful mentorship requires the right mentors", highlighted the qualities of mentors crucial for effective mentorship, mentor-matching practices, and training areas for mentors. Theme 3, "Mentorship programs should balance structure and flexibility", emphasized the importance of allowing for flexibility to accommodate diverse family needs. Theme 4, "Mentorship programs face common challenges", summarized the challenges frequently faced when implementing mentorship programs. The study findings suggest that the success of mentorship programs hinge on factors including a flexible program structure, knowledgeable and dedicated mentors, and an infrastructure in place for supporting both the mentors and the financial needs of the program.
Caregivers of children with chronic conditions face daily challenges and a lower quality of life, which may be improved through peer support. This scoping review explored the literature on formal caregiver-to-caregiver mentorship programs, identifying strategies to inform future programs. Using Arskey and O'Malley's framework, we searched five databases for peer-reviewed literature on caregiver-to-caregiver mentorship programs for adult caregivers caring for children (≤18 years) with chronic conditions. Thematic analysis was performed on relevant articles. Of the 10 064 search hits, 109 were included after full-text screening. Theme 1, "Mentorship adds to medical support", reflected how mentorship can complement medical care provided by healthcare teams. Theme 2, "Successful mentorship requires the right mentors", highlighted the qualities of mentors crucial for effective mentorship, mentor-matching practices, and training areas for mentors. Theme 3, "Mentorship programs should balance structure and flexibility", emphasized the importance of allowing for flexibility to accommodate diverse family needs. Theme 4, "Mentorship programs face common challenges", summarized the challenges frequently faced when implementing mentorship programs. The study findings suggest that the success of mentorship programs hinge on factors including a flexible program structure, knowledgeable and dedicated mentors, and an infrastructure in place for supporting both the mentors and the financial needs of the program.Caregivers of children with chronic conditions face daily challenges and a lower quality of life, which may be improved through peer support. This scoping review explored the literature on formal caregiver-to-caregiver mentorship programs, identifying strategies to inform future programs. Using Arskey and O'Malley's framework, we searched five databases for peer-reviewed literature on caregiver-to-caregiver mentorship programs for adult caregivers caring for children (≤18 years) with chronic conditions. Thematic analysis was performed on relevant articles. Of the 10 064 search hits, 109 were included after full-text screening. Theme 1, "Mentorship adds to medical support", reflected how mentorship can complement medical care provided by healthcare teams. Theme 2, "Successful mentorship requires the right mentors", highlighted the qualities of mentors crucial for effective mentorship, mentor-matching practices, and training areas for mentors. Theme 3, "Mentorship programs should balance structure and flexibility", emphasized the importance of allowing for flexibility to accommodate diverse family needs. Theme 4, "Mentorship programs face common challenges", summarized the challenges frequently faced when implementing mentorship programs. The study findings suggest that the success of mentorship programs hinge on factors including a flexible program structure, knowledgeable and dedicated mentors, and an infrastructure in place for supporting both the mentors and the financial needs of the program.
Author Costello, Carrie
Bannister, Lizabeth
Janse van Rensburg, Chloé
Duerksen, LaDawn N.
Kelso, Sarah
Golding, Michael A.
Protudjer, Jennifer L. P.
Woods, Maya
Lê, Mê-Linh
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1 Department of Graduate Studies, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB R3T 2N2, Canada; umletke2@myumanitoba.ca
5 Max Rady College of Medicine, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB R3E 0W2, Canada
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4 Department of Pediatrics and Child Health, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB R3A 1S1, Canada
7 The Center for Implementation, Winnipeg, MB K0K 1C0, Canada
9 Institute of Environmental Medicine, Karolinska Institutet, 17177 Stockholm, Sweden
3 The Children’s Hospital Research Institute of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB R3E 3P4, Canada; jansevac@myumanitoba.ca (C.J.v.R.); michael.golding@umanitoba.ca (M.A.G.)
8 Neil John Maclean Health Sciences Library, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB R3E 3P5, Canada; me-linh.le@umanitoba.ca
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