These included: poor attitudes of agency nurses, their perceived lack of commitment, disloyalty, unreliability, reluctance to take on 'extra duties' or perform certain nursing tasks, time taken on supervision, poor relationship with doctors, and perceptions that they do not have the same 'culture of caring' compared to permanent staff.
Under expert supervision, you'll take on one of the most demanding tasks any writer can face – to work on creating the first draft of an original novel.
The spark is there but fizzles out as you are asked to take on teaching, marking, tutorials, and postgraduate supervision.
She must have been reeling but she just stepped up, took on the supervision of Seymour's PhD students and picked up his research.
As the Bank takes on greater supervision of Britain's financial services sector, and in particular our major lending banks, the new governor needs to ensure that its policies help companies in the real economy, not just those in the Square Mile.
These practices take on particular importance when one considers the growth in the offender population in general, the prevalence of community correctional supervision, the high prevalence of substance use disorders among individuals under correctional supervision, and the resulting reliance on interagency (correctional-treatment) models of service delivery (Klofas et al. 2010).
Undrill warns that even if these conversations take on a supervisory nature, they are no substitute for properly contracted, regular supervision [ 17].
Six percent of respondents indicated the training had definitely not improved their likelihood of providing future student supervision and a further 20% indicated they were unsure or only minimally likely to take on future student supervision.
The supervisors raised concerns about who would take on the responsibility of supervision of the CMs if CC was implemented into routine practice, because of both the expertise and time required to deliver supervision to the same standard and frequency as was delivered in the trial.
