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Episode two – Building relationships

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Debbie Draybi and Dr Sarah Browning’s conversation continues to explore mentoring with discussion of practical perspectives to inform how we support early-career clinicians. 

Debbie and Sarah discuss examples of education and development initiatives in her program with insights to support mentoring, supervision and team culture 

Dr Sarah Browning is the clinical director, Infection Prevention Service at Hunter New England Health, where she's also a clinical health services research fellow, a staff specialist, infectious diseases and general medicine at John Hunter Hospital and his conjoint lecturer at the School of Medicine and Public Health University of Newcastle. 

The Clinical Excellence Commission leads patient, clinical and system safety and clinical governance across NSW Health. 

Discover more on our website ⁠www.cec.health.nsw.gov.au.

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