Clinical supervision (psychology)
Translation and validation of the Manchester Clinical Supervision Scale©: Effective clinical supervision evaluation
... of clinical supervision in ...Manchester Clinical Supervision Scale © (MCSS) into Portuguese language from ...the clinical supervision ...
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Improving the Evaluation of Risk of Fall through Clinical Supervision: An Evidence
... Falls are frequent adverse hospital events and the second accidental cause of death worldwide. In previous research we identified that nurses have difficulties in the application of the Morse Fall Scale (MFS) and in the ...
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Relevance of indicators of clinical supervision strategies in nursing
... The nurses who participated in the research were aged between 23 and 57 years old (mean=33.33; Standard deviation=6.72), with 78.0% female. The professional practice time ranged from one to 37 ye- ars (mean=10.44; ...
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Relevance of indicators of clinical supervision strategies in nursing
... the clinical supervision area and Education Scienc- es to investigate the content ...in clinical nursing supervision to identify gaps and make corrections that would im- prove their ...
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Improving Quality in the Patients‟ Risk of Fall Evaluation through Clinical Supervision
... Therefore, clinical supervision as a strategy to improve and develop nurses’ knowledge and skills is crucial for a better clinical ...a clinical supervision model in nursing to improve ...
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CLINICAL SUPERVISION IN NURSING PRACTICE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY IN PORTUGAL AND THE UNITED KINGDOM
... of clinical supervision in nursing in both The United Kingdom and Portugal, one important pilar of safety ...that clinical supervision has positive benefits for professional development of ...
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Clinical supervision and preceptorship/tutorship: contributions to the Supervised Curricular Internship in Nursing Education
... the clinical supervision and preceptorship/ tutorship as means to approach and engage nurses of healthcare services in activities related to the Supervised Curricular Internship, discussing conceptual, ...
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The Support Role in Clinical Supervision of Nursing Students: Determinant in the Development of Emotional Skills
... the clinical supervision in nursing is focused primarily on the supervision of the professional practice in nursing, this concept is extended to the period of scholastic formation (Abreu, 2003; Silva ...
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Selfcare assessment as an indicator for clinical supervision in nursing
... of Clinical Supervision in focus in this research, contributing to enhance the reflection and awareness of professionals on the practices in use, thus participating more effectively, to change ...
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Clinical supervision in nursing: effective pathway to quality
... The fourth and final phase of the study which was essentially an evaluative one, interviews were made to all chief nurses from the wards involved, to all major supervisors, to all supervisors and to a supervisee from ...
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Clinical Supervision and Emotional Intelligence Capabilities: E Excellence in Clinical Practice
... The aim of this study was to relate the implementation of a clinical supervision model with the supervised nurses’ emotional intelligence capabilities through the application of a questi[r] ...
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Clinical Supervision: Priority Strategy to a Better Health
... a clinical supervision (CS) model with the supervised nurses’ answers to stress and the coping resources they ...Manchester Clinical Supervision Scale © (MCSS © ) and the Brief Personal Survey ...
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Clinical Supervision in Nursing: the (un)Known Phenomenon
... a clinical supervision model in nursing, we carry out an exploratory, descriptive and longitudinal ...the clinical supervision on nursing (CSN) ...
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Nursing tutors' perception of clinical supervision skills
... In this context, we think that it is essential to identify the nursing tutors' perception of the skills that a clinicai super- visor in child-care and paediatrics areas should hav[r] ...
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DISCRIMINATION INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENTAL SUPERVISION MODEL
... structure supervision and operate from the role of consultant, counselor, and ...receive supervision after they complete in- ternship and throughout their counseling career (Falender & Shafranske, 2004, ...
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Distance supervision in nursing: a reality desired by nurses
... of clinical practices in adverse ...circumstances, Clinical Supervision in Nursing (CSN) has gradually emerged in health contexts as a support process of nurses’ professional practice and has ...
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A relational approach to supervision’: Some reflections on supervision from an existential-phenomenological perspective
... on clinical supervision in the existential-phenomeno- logical ...existential-phenomenological supervision may emerge which takes relationship as its primary focus: he describes this as a ‘relational ...
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Pedagogical supervision as a collaborative process of vocational training
... promoting supervision capable of meeting the personal characteristics and to create development opportunities to the trainees, it is important to consider the style of supervision to be ...of ...
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Control and Supervision of Wind Energy Conversion Systems
... with supervision and control applied to WEnCS with special emphasis on its perform‐ ance when using different types of controllers with and without ...and supervision level. The supervision level, ...
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Professional supervision strategies in medical supply programs
... Initially, MEC identified areas that had not been receiving supervision visits and held a meeting with the first supervisory institution to select the areas that would be supervised by GES. On that occasion, it ...
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