The phrase "a remote supervision" is not correct in standard English; it should be "remote supervision" without the article "a." You can use "remote supervision" when referring to overseeing or managing tasks or activities from a distance, often using technology.
Example: "The team implemented remote supervision to ensure that all projects were monitored effectively, even when employees were working from home."
Alternatives: "remote oversight" or "virtual supervision."
Based on the observed educational benefits for the doctors, in the past 2 years, a remote supervision model was established and incorporated into the service delivery model.
Therefore, implementation of a remote supervision model like this in other centres will require the installation of quality equipment and the training of staff in its use as well as the establishment of working relationships between rural and tertiary sites.
As part of the training programme, an orientation to remote supervision via videoconference, teleoncology services and a handbook for junior medical staff are provided for all junior medical officers.
In this work, the authors present an internet-based remote supervision system of industrial processes that incorporates powerful data and knowledge visualization tools based on self-organizing maps (SOM).
Every case incorporates a case based discussion, enabling remote supervision to include a range of services such as specialist clinics on demand, patient reviews and inpatient admissions.
DORIS is a mobile robot for remote supervision, diagnosis, and data acquisition on offshore facilities.
Eight junior medical officers and seven senior medical officers identified that personal attributes and communication style contributed to a lasting positive interaction for remote supervision.
A replication in northern Australia, with remote supervision from the UK developing team (n=72) 26 failed to show a treatment effect.
26 27 Given that supervision of junior medical officers via videoconferencing is occurring in many parts of rural Australia, little is known about junior medical officers' experiences of this style of supervision, or whether they consider remote supervision to be a feasible model for professional development, decision-making and increasing confidence.
This study used a brief training period, followed by onsite or remote supervision.
This was one of the main limitations of remote supervision via videoconference compared with a face-to-face model.
