Clinical supervision: mental health nurses’ views
Mental Health PracticePublished 1 December 1998
Martin Jones, Joanna Bennett
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As a result of the recent radical shifts in mental health services’ nurses are placing increasing emphasis on clinical supervision. Martin Jones and Joanna Bennett report on some key findings from a research study of mental health nurses’ attitudes towards, and experiences, of clinical supervision
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