This book provides a user-friendly, comprehensive and practical guide to clinical supervision and how readers can prepare themselves for the roles of both supervisor and supervisee. It provides a clear and practical model for introducing supervision and the development of supervisors. This is clearly explained in terms of the main stages; implementation, process and evaluation. Features: * The text covers a key issue for all practising nurses * This is the first practical guide for nurses on this subject

Table of Contents

Dispelling the Myths of Clinical Supervision * Models and Types of Supervision * Supervisory Relationship * Clinical Supervision in Different Context * Efficacy of Supervision * Becoming a Supervisee * Becoming a Supervisor * The Supervision Process * Evaluating the Process of Supervision * Conclusion