Sentence examples for sustained supervision from inspiring English sources
So the approach to treating them is different," requiring as much sustained supervision of the gums as the teeth.
The scale of the task of deploying CHWs and ensuring adequate training, sustained supervision, and availability of essential commodities can be daunting, but this challenge is well-recognized.
The initial supervision strategy in the Malawi CCM program of adding CCM supervision to the workload of busy facility-based clinicians, which is common in other programs [ 43, 46, 47], may be an unrealistic approach for regular and sustained supervision in many settings.
Sustaining supervision is a common challenge for both facility and community-based programs in weak health systems [ 41, 45].
This payment which should be linked to expanded responsibilities must also be associated with healthy working environments which may include additional incentives such as provision of a reasonably decent housing, provision of opportunities for educational and professional development and sustained supportive supervision programmes.
With increasing demands on our health system, recognising the importance of providing and sustaining quality supervision, education and feedback in post-graduate medical training will be fundamental to developing and maintaining a quality healthcare system.
As in a previous RCT in music therapy [ 34], adherence to the method and competence in its application will also be monitored and sustained through clinical supervision of music therapists/counsellors, utilising the therapists' clinical notes and video-recordings of sessions where necessary.
Have supervision for safety.
However, the example of several districts in the regions of Dakar and Ziguinchor, where some district health management teams have assumed full responsibility for the formative supervision process demonstrates that formative supervision can be locally sustained.
To the Editor: The reformers cited by Bill Keller are correct in asserting that "sustained, intense classroom experience" under the supervision of a master teacher must be a critical part of any plan to improve teacher quality.
