Manchester clinical supervision scale
Nursing StandardPublished 26 January 2000
Julie Winstanley
Citations104
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In this document the government launched a wide ranging programme of measures to improve the NHS and the health of people in England.
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Clinical supervision is widely accepted as being a good thing, but until now this has been more a statement of faith rather than fact. The Manchester Clinical Supervision Scale is designed to establish its true merits once and for all
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