This paper examines a range of theoretical issues and the empirical evidence relating to
clinical supervision in four mental health professions, namely clinical psychology …

Supervision probably does have benefits both for the maintenance and improvement of
clinical skills and for job satisfaction, but the data are very thin and almost non‐existent in …

This article presents findings from a qualitative study of six occupational therapists in the first
year of their career, with a focus on the experience of transition and how beginning …

The current shortage of health personnel in rural Australia is compounded by the difficulty in
recruiting and retaining new graduate health professionals in rural practice. This qualitative …

Background: Job satisfaction has been shown to affect levels of staff retention and work
productivity, but few studies have been conducted with occupational therapists in an …

A bstract Background The nature of a new health professional's transition from student to
health professional is a significant determinant of the ease or difficulty of the journey to …

This research examined the transition from occupational therapy student to practicing
occupational therapist over the course of one's first year of professional employment, as …

Objective The transition to practice for new graduate health professionals has been
identified as challenging, with health services typically adopting a range of support and …

Aim The development of competent future allied health professionals through academic
programmes, professional support and practical education is continually evolving. The aim …

Background/aim: The transition from classroom to clinical practice is a necessary and
challenging journey for occupational therapy students. In recent years, worldwide trends in …