Solution-focused techniques in clinical supervision.
This article outlines solution-focused clinical supervision, which offers a simple yet profound philosophy and structure for the supervisory relationship. This format assumes that the supervisee has the answers within her or himself and that focusing on her or his effective patterns of behaviour uncovers this. This is a summary: the full paper and reference list can be accessed at nursingtimes.net.
Fowler
John
J
School of Nursing, De Montfort University.
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