In the same study, feeling neglected by supervisors or the health system was demotivating to providers; the desired supervision style, as described by providers, is supportive, instructive, needs-oriented, and participatory, including the provision of timely, constructive feedback.
There is a large potential for improvement in the supervision process, according to the respondents' suggestions: Apart from a more frequent, regular and reliable supervision, many respondents ask for a different approach, in that supervision should be more supportive, instructive, needs-oriented, participatory and should provide a direct and timely feedback on their problems.
When the comparison is broken down by states, as above, it is still instructive but needs to be handled with care.
In Paul Ricoeur's instructive phrasing, you need a hermeneutics of recovery as well as a hermeneutics of suspicion.
Our case is instructive of the need to pay attention to the possibility of multiple primary cancers in that situation.
The proposed study will identify parameters instructive of the need for altered antibiotic doses to ensure therapeutic concentrations in both plasma and in the interstitial fluid of tissues.
This provides an instructive example of the need to develop a large trial in several stages.
However, we resort to another derivation based on the notion of probability generating function (p.g.f ., which is instructive to obtain the needed results in Section 2.2.2.
It needs to be instructive.
Rodgers' profile of his ideal player is instructive: "First and foremost he needs to have talent, the personality to play at a club with this pressure.
More instructive and revealing were the needs of Morgan Stanley ( MS - news - people ) and Goldman Sachs GSGS - news - people ) to touch up Uncle Sam 100 times and 84 times respectively for some spending money.
