Clinical Supervision in Nursing: Importance in the Development of Nursing Students
Isabel Maria Ribeiro Fernandes,
Teresa Silveira Lopes
Abstract:Clinical supervision encompasses the monitoring and development of professional skills aimed at the quality of care provided, the safety of clients themselves and professional satisfaction, being developed by peers and involving collaborative processes; mediation; sharing and joint reflection. The supervisor challenges the supervisee to commit to their teaching-learning process and the acquisition and development of skills, acting and reflecting in a considered, realistic and constructive way, based on the ref… Show more
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