Articles citing this paper
Effective clinical supervision for regional allied health professionals: the supervisor’s perspective
Margaret Dawson A D , Bev Phillips A B and Sandra G. Leggat C
+ Author Affiliations
- Author Affiliations
A Ballarat Health Services, Queen Elizabeth Centre, 102 Ascot Street South, Ballarat, Vic, 3350, Australia. Email: bevph@bhs.org.au
B La Trobe Rural Health School, La Trobe University, Bendigo, Vic, Australia.
C Department of Public Health, Faculty of Health Sciences, La Trobe University, Bundoora, Vic, 3086, Australia. Email: S.Leggat@latrobe.edu.au
D Corresponding author. Email: MargaretD@bhs.org.au
Australian Health Review 37(2) 262-267 https://doi.org/10.1071/AH11164
Submitted: 22 March 2012 Accepted: 10 October 2012 Published: 18 March 2013
18 articles found in Crossref database.
Can clinical supervision sustain our workforce in the current healthcare landscape? Findings from a Queensland study of allied health professionals
Saxby Christine,
Wilson Jill, Newcombe Peter
Australian Health Review. 2015 39(4). p.476
“You get exposed to a wider range of things and it can be challenging but very exciting at the same time”: enablers of and barriers to transition to rural practice by allied health professionals in Australia
Kumar Saravana,
Tian Esther Jie,
May Esther,
Crouch Rosanne, McCulloch Mandy
BMC Health Services Research. 2020 20(1).
Enablers of and barriers to high quality clinical supervision among occupational therapists across Queensland in Australia: findings from a qualitative study
Martin Priya,
Kumar Saravana,
Lizarondo Lucylynn, VanErp Ans
BMC Health Services Research. 2015 15(1).
Interactive clinical supervision training added to self-education leads to small improvements in the effectiveness of clinical supervision of physiotherapists: a randomised trial
Osiurak Sarah,
Taylor Nicholas F,
Albiston Timothy,
Williams Kimberley,
Collyer Taya A, Snowdon David A
Journal of Physiotherapy. 2024 70(1). p.33
Is there a role for professional supervision in supporting the professional and personal wellbeing of the sonographic workforce? A literature review
Coleman G., Hyde E.
Radiography. 2022 28(4). p.991
Supervision auf dem Prüfstand (2020)
Improvement in the Short-Term Effectiveness of the Clinical Supervision of Physiotherapists Who Have Taken Part in a Clinical Supervision Training Programme
Snowdon David A.,
Kolic Jessica, Taylor Nicholas F.
Physiotherapy Canada. 2021 73(4). p.370
Connecting practice: a practitioner centred model of supervision
A. Nancarrow Susan,
Wade Rachael,
Moran Anna,
Coyle Julia,
Young Jennifer, Boxall Dianne
Clinical Governance: An International Journal. 2014 19(3). p.235
Effectiveness of allied health clinical supervision following the implementation of an organisational framework
Gardner Marcus J.,
McKinstry Carol, Perrin Byron
BMC Health Services Research. 2022 22(1).
Evaluation of the Allied Health Rural Generalist Program 2017‐2019
Barker Ruth,
Chamberlain‐Salaun Jennifer,
Harrison Helena,
Nash Robyn,
Nielsen Ilsa,
Harvey Desley,
Sim Jenny,
Ciccone Natalie,
Carr Jennifer,
Bird Katrina,
Palermo Claire, Devine Sue
Australian Journal of Rural Health. 2021 29(2). p.158
Group clinical supervision for allied health professionals
Gardner Marcus,
McKinstry Carol, Perrin Byron
Australian Journal of Rural Health. 2021 29(4). p.538
Effective Clinical Supervision in Nursing: Systematic Review
Anggeria Elis, Damanik Derma Wani
Open Access Macedonian Journal of Medical Sciences. 2022 10(F). p.525
Pharmacy professionals’ perceptions of educational supervision in primary care through the lens of Proctor’s model
Styles Michelle,
Schafheutle Ellen,
Willis Sarah, Shaw Matthew
BMC Medical Education. 2023 23(1).
Benefits, Barriers, and Motivators to Training Dietetic Interns in Clinical Settings: A Comparison between Preceptors and Nonpreceptors
AbuSabha Rayane,
Muller Colette,
MacLasco Jacqueline,
George Mary,
Houghton Erica, Helm Alison
Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. 2018 118(3). p.471
Occupation‐centred practice and supervision: Exploring senior occupational therapists' perspectives
Phillips Kathleen,
Di Tommaso Amelia,
Molineux Matthew, Nicholson Ellen
Australian Occupational Therapy Journal. 2023 70(5). p.548
Public sector physiotherapists believe that staff supervision should be broad ranging, individualised, structured, and based on needs and goals: a qualitative study
Redpath Annabel A,
Gill Stephen D,
Finlay Nancy,
Brennan Fiona, Hakkennes Sharon
Journal of Physiotherapy. 2015 61(4). p.210
Additional barriers to clinical supervision for allied health professionals working in regional and remote settings
Matthews Rebecca
Australian Health Review. 2014 38(1). p.118
Developing allied health professional support policy in Queensland: a case study
Bell Karen E,
Hall Fiona,
Pager Sue,
Kuipers Pim, Farry Hayley
Human Resources for Health. 2014 12(1).
