Mentoring for Success in Tobacco Regulatory Science: A Qualitative Study

Abigail R Russo; Andrea C. Villanti; Melanie C. Chansky; Stanton A. Glantz; Jonathan M. Samet; Emelia Benjamin

doi:10.18001/trs.3.3.4

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Effective mentorship in TRS requires that mentors possess an in-depth understanding of the scientific, regulatory, and legislative processes inherent to tobacco regulatory policy-making. A training program for mentors specific to TRS has the potential to meet diverse professional needs of mentors and mentees aiming to impact tobacco policy.

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