Clinical supervision cuts to the heart of professional psychology training. It is the most
expensive single investment of staff time in the training of the psychology practitioner, and it …

Nursing research increasingly calls for clinical supervision to support nurses and improve
nursing practice. Despite this, clinical supervision is not well established in healthcare …

Major changes initiated by the Psychology Board of Australia (the Board) and by
professional bodies both nationally and internationally have placed professional supervision …

Objective: Clinical supervision within the health professions is an important quality control
mechanism to ensure good client care. The purpose of this study was to assess how …

Background Supervision has long been recognised as a highly influential aspect of training
within psychology. The scientist–practitioner model underpins postgraduate psychology …

Clinical researchers and clinical practitioners share a goal of increasing the integration of
research and clinical practice, which is reflected in an evidence-based practice (EBP) …

Objectives The last two decades has witnessed a strong endorsement of competency‐based
models for both practitioner training and professional supervision. The valid and reliable …

Outcome studies in clinical supervision will be useful and meaningful if they are soundly
based on such precursor fundamentals as an agreed definition of what supervision is, a …

There is a need to improve methods used to assess students' clinical skills in postgraduate
clinical psychology training, but research into the use of new competency‐based …

Objective The objective of the current study was to compare current supervisory practices in
Australia against those derived from pedagogic principles and/or practice guidelines …