He proposed that the usual external inhibitors or constraints (e.g., levels of supervision, access to unsupervised children and so on) need to be overcome before an incident of sexual abuse can occur (Finkelhor 1984).
Effective CHW case management has been linked to the level of training, transport means, adequate supervision, access to medicines and educational tools, and sufficient incentives [ 7– 11].
She found an agency that paid her more money than she'd get in the statutory sector and offered professional supervision and access to training and counselling, although she does not get sick pay nor a pension.
It is imperative that those who protect others -- either on the Internet or on the streets of New York City -- have a supportive environment, enlightened supervision and access to longer-term counseling when needed.
"While accelerated by market sentiment, our decision to be regulated by the Federal Reserve is based on the recognition that such regulation provides its members with full prudential supervision and access to permanent liquidity and funding," Goldman's Chief Executive Lloyd Blankfein, said Sunday night.
Organizationally, a supportive environment, enlightened supervision and access to longer term counseling when needed is a tremendous help to first responders.
Somehow, the combination of no adult supervision, unlimited access to private information, and a sequence of questionable behavior causes me to wonder if Google's present governance model may simply be unacceptable.
Second, other support mechanisms known to foster retention [ 2, 15, 29] are provided: mentoring, supervision, and access to further rurally relevant continuous training sessions.
At the health service delivery level, supply-side constraints relate to quality and distribution of human resources for health, supervision and access to medical supplies [ 7].
"Appreciation by boss and colleagues" can be achieved through good relationships at work and by performance management activities such as performance appraisals, supervision and access to in-service training.
Five contextual factors which affect the implementation of P4P were identified by health workers: salary and employment benefits; resource availability, including staff, medicines and functioning equipment; supervision; facility access to utilities; and community preferences.
