Extending access to a wide variety of contraceptive methods, including long-acting reversible methods, is feasible in crisis-affected countries by focusing on best practices such as competency-based training, supply chain support, systematic supervision, and community mobilization.
Bernard and Goodyear (2004, p. 5) are of the opinion that feedback is of prime importance for fieldwork supervision and state that without systematic feedback students may gain 'no more than an illusion' that they are developing their skills.
There were "shortcomings" in recording information, incorrectly recorded appointment dates, "no proactive and systematic quality assurance", and "an absence of regular supervision and team meetings".
Intervention nurses received individual structured and systematic feedback on the nine first recordings in supervision sessions given by experienced MI experts by telephone.
Initially there would need to be extra supervision of routine procedures in design and monitoring and evaluation to ensure a more consistent and systematic integration of gender equality approaches.
The safe and systematic use of oxygen, as with all drugs, needs to involve training and supervision of nurses, doctors, technicians and administrators [ 56] and appropriate documentation is needed.
Furthermore, the experience of the technicians of the vector control program, their close supervision (including systematic revisiting of 33.3% of the inspected houses), and the interviews conducted with all dengue patients to exclude outside infection guarantee that biases, if any, are minimal.
In our study, health workers complained that their supervision was not systematic – and was not supportive when provided.
Similar to our findings, in a study in northern Tanzania, health workers complained that their supervision was not systematic and not supportive when provided [ 33].
"It is organized and systematic".
