Systematic clinical supervision of home carers working in the care of demented people who are at home: structure, content and effect as experienced by participants
Journal of Nursing ManagementPublished 1 July 1998
Olsson, Björkhem, Hallberg
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The main effects of SCS were positive, however, most positive effects were decreased by unstable conditions and the varying number of supervisory sessions.
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The main effects of SCS were positive, however, most positive effects were decreased by unstable conditions.
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