The majority of students wish for more clear descriptions of the requirements regarding professional behavior and task performance, and for more sufficient supervision [ 26, 27].
That internal inquiry concluded that the CIA, which is prohibited from domestic spying, had not broken any laws, but criticised the agency for allowing an officer assigned to the NYPD to operate without sufficient supervision.
Several interviewees explicitly reject and criticize the learning by doing approach ("learning by doing means much mental stress") and express a wish for safety in patient care ("good patient care, i.e. sufficient supervision and feedback … and professional guidance").
High-risk cases aren't receiving sufficient supervision.
Wednesday March 26 The Financial Services Authority admits there was a lack of sufficient supervision over Northern Rock.
The key challenges identified were an overwhelming workload, irregular trainings, and lack of sufficient supervision.
With regards to the latter, there was an assumption that sufficient supervision would be provided by the host university.
It may, for instance, add to the understanding of the functioning and effectiveness of supervision: in an extensive literature review Kilminster and Jolly (2000) highlight supervision relationship, feedback, and trainee control over the supervisory process and finding sufficient time for supervision as the most important features of effective supervision.
However, despite a worldwide effort, the use and impact of IMCI protocols remains limited due to the expense of training, the lack of sufficient supportive supervision, the tendency for health workers to follow protocols less rigorously over time, and insufficient resource and policy support [ 8, 9].
Similarly, the tools did not result in sufficient detail about task complexity and level of supervision for the audit team to reliably assess the appropriate level of the position.
