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Using workshops to implement supervision.

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Clinical supervision is both topical and novel among many practice disciplines so it is important to consider how to take such an important initiative forward. This article describes a series of workshops designed to achieve this aim. The article focuses on the participants' perceptions of clinical supervision and its relevance to their practice environment. The authors also suggest ways to assist clinical staff further in this area.

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M Coleman, M Rafferty. Using workshops to implement supervision.. https://doi.org/10.7748/ns.9.50.27.s32

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