Sentence examples for supervision compared to from inspiring English sources

Christian Schlötterer, an evolutionary biologist at the Veterinary University of Vienna, says that the course gave him a new insight into the disadvantages of a prescriptive style of supervision compared to what he describes as an "active listening" approach.

However, none of these two studies were designed to measure the effect of supervision compared to no supervision.

The purpose of this study was two-fold: 1) to assess lay therapist quality ratings compared to expert supervisors in a multisite study where lay therapists delivered two locally developed, psychological treatments for harmful and dependent drinking and severe depression; 2) assess the acceptability and feasibility of peer-led supervision compared to expert-led supervision.

Supervision of training was reported in the four memory strategy training trials [ 8, 15, 28, 36], making it impossible to evaluate the benefit of supervision compared to no supervision in strategy training, and was not reported upon in the computer-based cognitive exercises trials.

Equally important, our qualitative study revealed that lay therapists expressed more positive perspectives towards peer-led supervision as compared to expert-led supervision.

A senior OT at the university will be scrutinising my choices with long arm supervision, but compared to the sometimes policy driven environment of the NHS and social services, it does feel like there may be more freedom to express what I think an occupational therapist's role should be.

There was a better score for nurses with management functions (supervision and coordination), compared to clinical nurses, in the Attitude factor (p = 0.008).

Telephone surveys using Computer Assisted Telephone Interviewing CATII) technology have been seen as a cost-effective and timely method of collecting health information [ 4- 9] and have provided greater standardisation of administration through closer supervision of interviewers compared to traditional face-to-face methods.

All junior medical officers and seven senior medical officers said that there was increased time commitment within videoconference-based supervision compared with face-to-face supervision.

Supplementary feeding is costly, and the interviewees also described many other problems and difficulties it causes, including poorer tasting meat, a different fat consistency in the meat and a different and heavier workload with more herd supervision and feed management, compared to free grazing.

Results of this study indicate that coaching supervision is a contributing factor towards talent development compared to mentoring supervision.