Sentence examples for supervision practices from inspiring English sources

In this paper we outline a new model of supervision practices for offenders who are supervised in community settings.

We present our findings from a scoping review that sought to identify what is known about nursing and paramedic clinical supervisors' experiences of their supervision practices in rural settings.

"We are calling on the FSA to ensure that their supervision practices are strengthened so there can be no repeat of the mistakes that occurred in Northern Rock," said Graham Goddard, deputy general secretary of the Unite union, who called for a full investigation of the events leading up to the bank's near-collapse.

The aim of this scoping review is to investigate what is known in the pertinent literature about preceptors' experiences of their supervision practices and their perceptions of what makes a good workplace environment that enables good preceptorship and is conducive to student learning.

This would enable supervisors to enter into dialogues about supervision practices and to exchanges ideas between new and experienced supervisors.

In a 2012 review of supervision practices in New Zealand, McCallin and Nayar found that there were a number of changes in how research supervision was conducted, mainly due to external changes caused by economic conditions and subsequent policy enactments.

Notable differences between the practices were the total number of learners (p1 = 5, p2 = 3, p3 = 5), supervisors (p1 = 3, p2 = 2, p3 = 1) and the model of supervision (practice 3 did not consult while supervising while practice 1 and 2 parallel consulted).

In phase one, supervisors who are nominated as expert by their peers are interviewed about their supervision practice.

However, while Proctor's model addresses the three core supervision functions, contemporary clinical supervision practice suggests a need to attend to other factors [ 3, 4, 24].

Clinical supervision practice requires the application and refinement of theory to the unique contexts, stories, and presentations of supervisees, consistent with definitions of evidence-based practice [ 30].

The current study responds to these calls for a stronger evidence base to underpin supervision practice by examining the clinical supervision of psychotherapy practice by highly experienced supervisors with their experienced supervisees.