In developing countries, staff working in peripheral facilities where supervision is problematic deliver most primary health care services.
An emerging body of research on the nature of the supervisor-supervisee relationship suggests that problematic supervision is characterised by confrontational criticism, the direct attribution of blame, unclear agendas, and instructive, rather than interactive learning processes [ 28].
The CETA and CPT interventions were carried out in different settings, run as independent parallel trials, with different supervision procedures, making comparisons problematic.
The examination of the organisational culture of the university indicates that for both student and professor, the problematic nature of supervision is a very sensitive issue.
In Odisha, peripheral health staff are responsible for providing primary health care services, where supervision continues to be a problematic issue.
Certain styles of placement supervision appear to be more problematic for CALD students, specifically when they were in a two student to one supervisor ratio.
Therefore, we regarded an imposed supervision order as an indication of a problematic child-rearing situation, and thus as a care need.
In view of the decreasing HRH base and increasing workload due to HIV/AIDS in Malawi, the issue of insufficient supervision and support looks likely to remain very problematic in the years to come.
While such separation makes sense insofar as the supervision of individual banks is concerned, it could be problematic for macroprudential supervision.
The Germans' strategy is to keep their most problematic prisoners in one camp under close supervision, but their plan goes awry once the POWs begin plotting the most ambitious escape ever attempted.
