Clinical supervision is the term used to describe a formal process of professional support and differs from line management and the supervision of learners and students. It provides a confidential environment for staff to:
Reflect on and review their practice.
Discuss their mental health and well being
Develop their analytical skills
Change or modify their practice
Build their confidence
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CONTENT
Definitions of clinical supervision
Models of clinical supervision
Reflective practice
Asking open questions
Learning styles
Documentation
AIMS AND OUTCOMES
At the end of the workshop participants will be able to:
Explain the purpose and functions of Clinical Supervision
Understand the current context of Clinical Supervision
Describe the various models available to support reflective practice and explain how to use them
Develop the confidence to take on the role of supervisor
Describe the methods of delivery i.e. one to one/group/peer
Understand and explain the importance of keeping records (including contracts) and confidentiality
Understand and explain the law and accountability in relation to Clinical Supervision
Understand and explain the role and responsibilities of supervisees and supervisors
